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Bryn Mawr Vineyards 2019 Sparkling Rosé, Willamette Valley, $28
This Eola-Amity Hills property toasted a new tasting room during the 2019 vintage, and Rachel Rose, who produces several examples of sparkling wine, has created a rather delightful example of bubbles with this eclectic and estate-driven blend of Pinot Noir (52%), Pinot Gris (28%) and Tempranillo (17%) with a touch of Maréchal Foch. Its fun color, crowncap and nice ring of bubbles brings aromas of strawberry freezer jam, raspberry and vanilla cream. Essentially, it’s a snappy and clean sparkler marked by flavors of golden raspberry, boysenberry and pink strawberry.
Rating: Excellent
Production: 335 cases
Alcohol: 11.8%
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