
FOOD MATCH: Fine sipped by itself, and excellent with cheeses – ours was fine with thin slices of Parmigiano-Reggiano. It would also work very nicely with milder, white fish and less sweet seafood.
WHEN TO DRINK: Young is best with most rosé, including this one. Drink up over the next year or two and then look for a more recent vintage.
VALUE:
Now that rosé is finally taking its place among wines that justify a double-digit price tag, this fine bottle is well worth Wine-Searcher.com's $17 average retail and my $17.99 local price.
WEB LINK
Importer Kermit Lynch is known for his detailed, informative fact sheets. Here's the page for Delaille's wines, including this rosé.
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