Mourvèdre has been at home here since Greek settlers planted it some two and a half millennia ago
The Falletto vineyard in Serralunga d'Alba was the source of Bruno Giacosa's greatest Barolos
and mocha with hints of tar and black truffle
planted to the estate's oldest Nebbiolo vines
The Eyrie Vineyards is hallowed ground in Oregon: David Lett planted the Dundee Hills' first Pinot Noir and Chardonnay here in 1965
Living Roots, Dry Rose, 2025 cs20230629 Mourvèdre has been at homeA rose with a passport. Living Roots splits its year between the Finger Lakes and South Australia, and this pale, dry pink comes from cool climate New York Cabernet Franc given just a couple of hours on the skins. That short kiss of maceration draws out color and a whisper of fine tannin, so this drinks more like a serious, food friendly Provence style rose than a fruity poolside sipper. Fresh strawberry, high toned acidity, and a cool climate snap of