2021 La Mascaronne Provence Rose

Proprietary Blend - 1.5L
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REVIEWS

JS 91 VN 91 JD 90 WE 90
JS 91

jamessuckling.com, March 2022

Very pale apricot color with aromas of peaches, sliced apples, jasmine, wet stones and watermelon. It's medium-bodied with bright acidity and succulent layers of ripe fruit. Juicy and packed with flavor, yet fresh and...
VN 91

Vinous, July 2022

Bright salmon-skin color. Fresh pit fruits, red berries and a hint of orange pith on the incisive nose. Tight and sharply focused on the palate, offering vibrant strawberry, white peach and tangerine flavors that put on...
JD 90

jebdunnuck.com, March 2023

Brought up all in tank, the 2021 Côtes De Provence Rosé has a Bandol-like vibrancy and more mineral-laced style. Light salmon-hued, with notes of orange blossom, chalky minerality, and a great finish, it's going to shine...
WE 90

Wine Enthusiast, August 2022

The 150-acre estate, surrounded by olive and oak trees, has produced a delicate wine, both in color and its crisp fruit. Red currants and lively acidity are there is abundance, resulting in a fresh wine that is ready to...

WINE DETAILS

Color & Type Rosé
Varietal Proprietary Blend
Country France
Region Provence
Vintage 2021
Size 1.5L
Percent alcohol 13%
Closure Cork

The 2021 La Mascaronne Provence Rose is a proprietary blend hailing from the Provence region of France. Produced by La Mascaronne, this rosé comes in a 1500 ml bottle and is sealed with a cork. The wine carries an alcohol content of 13.0%.

This rosé has garnered favorable reviews from several wine critics. James Suckling awarded it a score of 91, describing it as having a "very pale apricot color with aromas of peaches, sliced apples, jasmine, wet stones and watermelon." Suckling highlighted its "medium-bodied" nature, "bright acidity," and "succulent layers of ripe fruit," concluding that it is both "juicy and packed with flavor, yet fresh and elegant." He also noted that the wine is made from organically grown grapes and recommended drinking it now.

Vinous, through reviewer Josh Raynolds, also gave the wine a score of 91. Raynolds described it as having a "bright salmon-skin color" with an "incisive nose" featuring "fresh pit fruits, red berries, and a hint of orange pith." On the palate, Raynolds found the wine to be "tight and sharply focused," offering "vibrant strawberry, white peach, and tangerine flavors" that develop weight as the wine opens up. He also mentioned its "fine clarity and spicy cut" on the "persistent finish," which includes a "late floral nuance."

Wine Enthusiast's Roger Voss scored the wine at 90, highlighting the estate's 150 acres of land surrounded by olive and oak trees. Voss praised the wine for its delicacy in both color and flavor, noting the presence of "red currants and lively acidity" which make for a "fresh wine that is ready to drink." The wine's organic production was also mentioned.

Jeb Dunnuck, also giving the wine a score of 90, described it as having a "Bandol-like vibrancy" and a "mineral-laced style." The wine's "light salmon-hued" appearance is complemented by "notes of orange blossom, chalky minerality, and a great finish." Dunnuck suggested that the wine would "shine on its own as well as on the dinner table."

Overall, the 2021 La Mascaronne Provence Rose is a well-received wine with commendations for its vibrant flavors, clarity, and fresh, elegant profile. Its organic origins and suitability for immediate enjoyment are additional points of note.