Open Mike: Rose Wines.

Not so fast! We're about to enter peak rosé drinking season down here too, and I have half a dozen lined up for the next few weeks, including ESJ, Castello di Ama, Kesseler Pinot Noir, Weinert, Niepoort Redoma and others...

I really like the Ama, too, Oswaldo. It's a spotty find in the Southern California market. Though Italian rosati are, in general, plentiful enough here, Tuscan ones are rarer, especially those of Ama's quality.

Not so fast! We're about to enter peak rosé drinking season down here too, and I have half a dozen lined up for the next few weeks, including ESJ, Castello di Ama, Kesseler Pinot Noir, Weinert, Niepoort Redoma and others...

I really like the Ama, too, Oswaldo. It's a spotty find in the Southern California market. Though Italian rosati are, in general, plentiful enough here, Tuscan ones are rarer, especially those of Ama's quality.

Oh goodness me, I forgot all about Oswaldo who is experiencing summer too!! Post away, we are all ears.
I should add that my Lancyre was drunk on Xmas Eve, 2 foot of snow outside and minus 25. Lovely weather for a pinkie eh.