Château de Trinquevedel Tavel Rosé (2022)

A pink appearance like raspberry, expressive nose with notes of little red berries. On the palate, the wine is very balanced and in line with the nose. The palate is full with a long length. Good acidity provides a tense finale. Beautiful complexity, fine, fresh, fruity and elegant Tavel.

Reviews

91 Wine Enthusiast
Pale watermelon in color, wild strawberry, cherries, black peppercorn are abundant in this rosé. It has a nice fleshy texture on the palate, which crescendos in fruit intensity and minerality with enough aeration.

90 VinePair
Eugène Demoulin acquired the 13th century Château de Trinquevedel estate in 1936. It was overrun with weeds and he was determined to revive the property. Today his great grandson is carrying on the hard work and tradition that Eugène began so long ago. Tavel, located in France’s Southern Rhône, is known for its rosés. Not white or red wines. Because it’s the only appellation in France dedicated solely to this style. It is an excellent example of the quality that can be achieved here. It’s a complex rosé with aromas of white cherry, raspberry, and herbs. The palate is refreshing, but with good depth, making it great for dinner parties.