Montepeloso A Quo

layered with rose stem

this wine shows rose hip

Roger Jobard

shaded by crushed raspberry and a hint of dried cranberry

he is vinifying small cuvees focused on obtaining the pure expression of the terroir

and craftsmanship captured in the glass

the wine retains a lovely freshness

dried rose petals pressed in the pages of an old book

being utterly drinkable and fresh

Finishes crisp and refreshing

If you can recall the flush stirrings of your first teenage romance immortalized in Austrud Gilberto’s Bossa Nova rendition of Rogers and Hammerstein’s song “It Might as Well be Spring” you’ve got this wine – charming

but it is also fresh and elegant and it is red fruit flavoured