Rosé

The wine

The proportions are the quiet strength of this glass. Moderate acidity suits the delicate body, giving the soft sweetness enough tension to stay in place rather than take over. What the nose promises — strawberry and raspberry, medium intensity, easy to pick out — is what the palate delivers, and that continuity holds through the sip.

A pale salmon pour with a peach cast sets a light register before the first sniff. On the palate the same berries sit at the center of a gently off-dry line. Soft sweetness greets the opening sip; a mild tart edge shapes the fruit without hardening it. There is little weight or richness; the texture stays delicate from entry through the middle.

Complexity stays close to that strawberry-and-raspberry core. Definition of the fruit, not a long list of side notes, is the appeal. The medium-length finish is clean: sweetness recedes, and the close refreshes rather than lingering sticky. Freshness and a satisfying close carry the glass. An approachable dealcoholized rosé whose case rests on recognizable berry flavor, gentle balance, and persistence enough to make a second glass inviting.