Tablas Creek, Paso Robles (California) Rosé 2006

Celebrate the last days of summer with this delicious dry rose from one of California's leading "Rhone Ranger" wineries. Tablas Creek, a partnership between the Perrin family of Chateau Beaucastel in Chateauneuf-du-Pape and their long-time American importer, Robert Hass, specializes in Rhone grapes and wines. This blend of mourvedre, grenache, and counoise resembles a top-notch rose from Provence, though it has added appeal because tastes even richer, with more weight on the palate and a broader array of flavors.

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Tablas Creek, Paso Robles (California) Rosé 2006

By Paul Lukacs


Published on August 31, 2007

Celebrate the last days of summer with this delicious dry rose from one of California's leading "Rhone Ranger" wineries. Tablas Creek, a partnership between the Perrin family of Chateau Beaucastel in Chateauneuf-du-Pape and their long-time American importer, Robert Hass, specializes in Rhone grapes and wines. This blend of mourvedre, grenache, and counoise resembles a top-notch rose from Provence, though it has added appeal because tastes even richer, with more weight on the palate and a broader array of flavors.

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