Rosé
Melrose Baco Noir (Umpqua Valley)
Umpqua Valley · Southern Oregon · United States
Fact sheet
- Type
- Rosé
- Grape
- Baco Noir
- Country
- United States
- Region
- Umpqua Valley · Southern Oregon
- Appellation
- Umpqua Valley
- Alcohol
- 14.5%
- Body
- medium
- Acidity
- high
- Sweetness
- dry
Food pairing
hambúrguer · carnes grelhadas · saladas com molho balsâmico
Rated vintages
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2019
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2016
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2015
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2014
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201386 pts
Dark, tannic and earthy, this pure varietal wine brings up flavors somewhat akin to Washington's Lemberger. The sour-cherry fruit is wrapped in broad flavors of forest floor and wet leaves. There's a bit of a hole in the middle, which might be nicely filled with a good hamburger.
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201283 pts
The color of bull's blood, this earthy, funky wine smells strongly of composted earth. It's rough, sharp and high-toned, with a volatile finish.
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2011
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201088 pts
Aromatic and drinking at its peak, this remains fresh, tart and tangy, with palate-penetrating boysenberry and blueberry fruit. Think Lemberger meets Pinot Noir and you have a sense of it, albeit with a slightly rustic edge.
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2009
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200885 pts
There is a horsey, leathery scent as you first experience this wine. It penetrates into the mouth, a stand-off against the sweet/tart boysenberry fruit. Suspect it will be a love it/hate it type of wine, depending upon your appreciation of leather.