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2 Domaine de Montrose
Rosé Zéro (Rose Mont Rose)
80/100
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Flavor profile
- Bottle 1Citrus, Strawberry, Red currant
- Bottle 2Red berry
- Bottle 3Strawberry, Red currant, Blossom
- Bottle 4Raspberry, Red currant, Red berry
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Sweetness
1DIVINOff-dry
2Domaine de MontroseOff-dry
3Plaisir d'AnaïsMedium-sweet
4UBYNot assessed
Body
1DIVINLight body
2Domaine de MontroseNot assessed
3Plaisir d'AnaïsLight body
4UBYNot assessed
Acidity
1DIVINBright acidity
2Domaine de MontroseNot assessed
3Plaisir d'AnaïsSoft acidity
4UBYNot assessed
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3 Plaisir d'Anaïs |
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| Taste | ||||
| Score Differs | 83/100 |
80/100 |
77/100 |
83/100 |
| Verdict | A still Loire rosé. Citrus zest on the nose, then strawberry, red currant, and citrus in a crisp, light-bodied sip with bright acidity and a clean, slightly… | Domaine Montrose's Rosé Zéro is a dealcoholized 80% Grenache / 20% Cinsault rosé from Hérault: round and fresh, priced near €12.50 in French retail. | Dealcoholized Bordeaux Cabernet Sauvignon rosé. Strawberry and red currant, soft and slightly sweet, with a short berry finish. | An approachable French rosé: raspberry and red currant, rounded red fruit, fresh acidity and gentle sweetness. |
| Flavor Differs | Citrus, Strawberry, Red currant | Red berry | Strawberry, Red currant, Blossom | Raspberry, Red currant, Red berry |
| Sweetness Differs | Off-dry | Off-dry | Medium-sweet | — |
| Body Differs | Light body | — | Light body | — |
| Acidity Differs | Bright acidity | — | Soft acidity | — |
| Likeness | Wine-like as a light rosé once the fruit is in the mouth. The nose is only citrus zest. The sip is soft strawberry and red currant, bright acid, and a crisp light body. That split is the likeness: peel first, then a rosé. | A dry rosé, not pink juice. Red berry and a soft flower sit on a rounder body than most alcohol-removed rosés. The savoury edge is only a hint, and the close is gentle rather than gripping. | An easy pale rosé: strawberry, currant, and flowers. Soft, and done quickly. | — |
| Product facts | ||||
| Origin | Loire Valley, France | Languedoc-Roussillon (Hérault, Pays d'Oc IGP), France | Bordeaux, France | Gascogne, France |
| Bottle size | 75 cl | 750 ml | 750 ml | 750 ml |
| Evidence | ||||
| Verification Differs | Producer documented | Retailer sourced | Producer documented | Bottle verified |
| Sources | 5 sources | 4 sources | 5 sources | 7 sources |
| Last verified | 2026-09-28 | 2026-10-07 | 2026-10-07 | 2026-10-21 |