Public Goods Rose 2020
The Public Goods Rosé 2020 is a beautifully crafted, dry and elegantly structured wine that highlights the unique character of its organic origins. With a medium copper hue, this rosé is as intriguing visually as it is on the palate.
The nose opens with aromas of watermelon, strawberry, and loganberry, leading into a palate bursting with juicy strawberry, cherry, plum, and blood orange. A subtle blush of tannin, courtesy of Caladoc grapes, adds texture, while light acidity keeps the wine fresh and lively.
A blend of 50% Grenache, 30% Caladoc, and 20% Mourvèdre, this wine reflects the Languedoc-Provence influence, where Caladoc—a cross of Grenache and Malbec—thrives. Made with minimal sulfites and fined with bentonite clay, this vegan-friendly rosé is both conscientious and delicious.
With its 13.5% ABV and balanced dryness, this complex yet refreshing rosé pairs beautifully with Mediterranean fare, grilled seafood, or light summer salads. Whether enjoyed on its own or alongside a meal, the Public Goods Rosé is a testament to thoughtful, sustainable winemaking.
Description
The Public Goods Rosé 2020 is a beautifully crafted, dry and elegantly structured wine that highlights the unique character of its organic origins. With a medium copper hue, this rosé is as intriguing visually as it is on the palate.
The nose opens with aromas of watermelon, strawberry, and loganberry, leading into a palate bursting with juicy strawberry, cherry, plum, and blood orange. A subtle blush of tannin, courtesy of Caladoc grapes, adds texture, while light acidity keeps the wine fresh and lively.
A blend of 50% Grenache, 30% Caladoc, and 20% Mourvèdre, this wine reflects the Languedoc-Provence influence, where Caladoc—a cross of Grenache and Malbec—thrives. Made with minimal sulfites and fined with bentonite clay, this vegan-friendly rosé is both conscientious and delicious.
With its 13.5% ABV and balanced dryness, this complex yet refreshing rosé pairs beautifully with Mediterranean fare, grilled seafood, or light summer salads. Whether enjoyed on its own or alongside a meal, the Public Goods Rosé is a testament to thoughtful, sustainable winemaking.
