Bohemian 'The Dancer' Hawke's Bay Rosé 2019

Description

• Dry Style 
• Red fruit 
• Floral & black pepper 
• Fresh acidity

"Bright, pale salmon with a ruby hue, slightly lighter edged. The nose is softly full, nuances of an amalgam of red fruit melded with floral and black pepper. Medium-bodied, the palate is with weight, and a savoury edge; aromas of red berries, cranberries interweave florals, and a hint of farmyard, black pepper linger on the finish. The wine has a lovely intensity; crisp acidity provides fluidity. Match with charcuterie over the next 2 years. A blend of Syrah, Cabernet Franc, Viognier fermented to dry" Candice Chow, Raymond Chan Reviews, Feb 2021

Light pink in the glass with a slight orange hue. Youthful and vibrant, this wine has a well-rehearsed choreography of notes showcasing apricots, red apple skin, musk, and sandalwood. Breathtakingly attractive. With air the bouquet shows high toned floral and perfume notes. A soft entry to the stage, with cool, fresh acidity. Red berry and floral characters dance across the palate. Well framed with a mineral, chalk texture and underscored with hints of preserved citrus. Elegant, nuanced, poised, and graceful.

For millennia, the art of dance has weaved itself into the very core of people the world over. It tells stories, expresses emotion, and speaks in ways that transcend language. It appeals to an instinctual part of us. Simply put, it makes us happy, and in this way, it is the perfect embodiment of our Bohemian Rosé. The enjoyment this wine brings and the elegance it does so with is akin to the fluidity and grace of the most profoundly passionate dancer.