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Indian Creek Winery 2017 Dry Rosé, Snake River Valley, $16
By Great Northwest Wine on June 1, 2019
Not long ago, a dry pink wine such as this was viewed as a “winemaker’s rosé.” Thankfully, U.S. wine consumers are savvy enough to embrace these bright roses, and Mike McClure continues his delicious run with Syrah that’s picked early and purposefully crafted in a Provence style, starting with the color. Aromas of dried strawberry, peaches and cream and facial powder lead to brisk flavors of pink raspberry, light cherry and kumquat.
Rating: Excellent
Production: 300 cases
Alcohol: 12%
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