6 Bottle Rosé Tasting Case With Tasting Notes

Fingers crossed the temperature is about to pick up and sipping Rosé is about to become the hottest wine trend around again. To hopefully mark the occasion, we've curated a 6 Bottle Rosé Tasting Case with wine tasting notes.
Provence Rosé may be the benchmark for many, but there are plenty of other fantastic alternatives out there. This quaffable case showcases the diversity of this trendy wine and you'll learn a thing or two while sipping through i.

The Wines In The Case Are

1 X Bodegas Aessir, Bobal, Rosé
Made with 100% Bobal, this Rosé is pale pink in colour; it's very clean with a light and subtle intensity. On the nose it is very expressive with well-marked flowers and red fruits, it is highlighted by strawberry aromas, together with roses and violet flowers. Crisp, round and fleshy in the mouth with a dry palate and persistent character. Well balanced acidity. Enjoy by the glass.

1 X Thörle, Rose, Rheinhessen, Germany 2022
Brilliantly shining salmon pink. No frills. Crystal clear, pure aromas, delicious berries, fine and elegant, handy and precise on the palate with a stunning freshness. A jewel. Goes well with seasonal salads, shrimp and white meat. Grape Varietals: Pinot Noir, Cabernet & Merlot

1 X Clos de Lôm Monastrell Rosé 2022
This amazing Rosé shows a pale pink colour with pink goldish hints. The intense smell is complex with aromatic explosion of fruit such as peaches, pineapple, grapefruit, banana and red apple, with a well- integrated diary background. Its flavour is wide, highly fruity, fresh and with a lively acidity, leaving an intense and long refreshing taste in mouth.
Clos de Lôm Monastrell is ideal for pairing with all kind of tapas, salads, pasta dishes and white meat or just as an aperitif.

1 X Chateau La Mascaronne, Cotes de Provence 2021
Our new Rosé is owned by the famous Grand Cru Bordeaux producer called Cos D'Estournel. Château La Mascaronne Rosé reveals the essence of the terroir from which it is produced. An exceptional rosé, it derives its quality not only from the grape varieties that comprise its blend but also from the soils on which the estate’s grapevines are planted. The Grenache, Cinsault, Syrah and Vermentino grapes, typical Provence varieties, are harvested at the height of ripeness. With its pale pink and silver reflections, the 2021 vintage of Château La Mascaronne Rosé is first marked by the elegance and delicacy of its aromas with notes of peach, apricot, and white flowers. Then comes the freshness, carried in mouth by citrus fruits, and finally the delicacy, with the apricot notes giving an intense fruity final.
Delicious as an aperitif or during a meal when young, Château La Mascaronne rosé can also be enjoyed after 1 or 2 years of ageing

1 X Callejo, Vina Pilar, Clarete (Rosé), Ribera del Duero 2019
Pale colour, with salmon tones, clean and bright. Nose of great floral intensity, fruity and somewhat spicy background, with notes of exotic fruits, complex and mineral. In the mouth it is long, balanced, expressive, with fruity memories and a long and spicy finish.

1 X Tenute dei Ciclopi, Etna Rosato 2022
Rose gold with auburn highlights. The nose presents hints of blood orange peel, violet, freesia, peach blossom on a lava background. Warm, fresh with elegant saline finish. Citrusy finish made alive by returns of saltiness Grape Varietals - 90% Nerello Mascalese, 10% Nerello Cappuccio