The label says, "Why is it such a Rigamarole to convey the wonderous virtues of a great dry rose?"
A good question indeed, but really folks, are we still having a discussion about whether or not to drink pink? The world, after all, is drinking pink, and that's not just blush.
Rigamarole, part of Mission Hill's Artisan Wine Company is cran-ruby in colour with aromas of sour cherry and fine spice, strawberries and forest floor with hints of watermelon. The entry is dry, it picks up a bit of sweetness mid-palate, the acidity is bright and it has nice structure with flavours of berries and orange peel, licorice and cloves. The finish is fresh and crisp - an easy-sipping wine to cool down with.
Wine Scores Reviewed - July 31st, 2009