August 31, 2010 8:25 am
Wine of the Day: Wrath Rosé Saignée
It's not just the clever name that has me hooked to Wrath Rosé Saignée, but a sweet world of flavor. Created and bottled by Wrath Wines in Soledad, CA, this sustainably farmed varietal is composed of 100% Pinot Noir grapes. Aged for six months in French oak barrels, Wrath Pinot Noir has a profound nose of red berry flavors including strawberries with hints of rhubarb.
The best part about Wrath? Its incredibly odd, slightly dark label which brings about memories of In Cold Blood scenes. The Edward Gorey like sketch of a house in the middle of nowhere makes the Rosé both beautiful and intriguing at the same time.
Tip: Enjoy this Rosé chilled with a delicious chèvre goat cheese, whole grain crackers and a dimming sunset view from your porch. Don't have a porch? Head to Bryant Park (or any drive-in) to take in a film during the summer months and enjoy a smooth glass of Wrath. No pun intended.
Photo credit: wrathwines.com
— Written by Kaitlin A. Lipe






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