Wine
Plaisir d'Anaïs Rosé
80/100 Research score How we score
- ABV 0.0%
- Classification Dealcoholized
- Method Vacuum distillation
- Evidence Documented
- Origin France
- Price Under $20
Verdict
A pale, easy Cabernet Sauvignon rosé at 0.0% — light, exotic-fruit leaning, and pleasantly fresh without much mid-palate depth. Solid everyday pink; trails the stronger whites in this set.
At a glance
- Flavor profile
- Lychee
- Red fruit
- Citrus
- Blossom
- Structure
- Off-dry
- Bright acidity
- Light body
- Medium finish
- Mouthfeel
- Light and vibrant; crisp rather than weighty.
- Assessment
- Category likeness: Moderate
- Structural authenticity: Moderate
- Balance: Balanced
- Complexity: Simple
- Finish quality: Clean
- Standalone appeal: Pleasant alone
- What stands out
- Lychee and exotic fruit on a pale Cabernet frame — easy picnic pink, limited depth.
- How wine-like is it?
- Reads as dealcoholized pale Bordeaux rosé more than a botanical pink. Simpler and shorter than Tip Top or NOOH; in line with the Plaisir Blanc sibling.
- Perfect for
- Chilled aperitif and picnic pours.
- Drink if you like
- Pale Cabernet rosés
- Light picnic pinks
Tasting notes
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Nose
Fresh fruit with lychee and exotic Cabernet Sauvignon rosé aromatics, plus a light floral lift.
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Palate
Light and vibrant on entry — delicate exotic notes, red fruit, and crisp freshness on a pale pink frame. Off-dry and easy rather than concentrated.
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Finish
Short-to-medium, clean and refreshing, with fruit fading before the acid does.
The wine
Plaisir d’Anaïs Rosé is dealcoholized from Bordeaux, France. The base is Cabernet Sauvignon, fermented then dealcoholized. Vacuum distillation (specialist retailer; not confirmed on a current producer technical sheet).
On the nose, Fresh fruit with lychee and exotic Cabernet Sauvignon rosé aromatics, plus a light floral lift. On the palate, Light and vibrant on entry — delicate exotic notes, red fruit, and crisp freshness on a pale pink frame. Off-dry and easy rather than concentrated. Mouthfeel: Light and vibrant; crisp rather than weighty. The finish is Short-to-medium, clean and refreshing, with fruit fading before the acid does.
Reads as dealcoholized pale Bordeaux rosé more than a botanical pink. Simpler and shorter than Tip Top or NOOH; in line with the Plaisir Blanc sibling. Serve well chilled.
How to drink it
Well chilled.
How it was made
Classification: Dealcoholized
Evidence status: Documented
Method: Vacuum distillation (specialist retailer; not confirmed on a current producer technical sheet)
Sources
Product facts are only as strong as their sources. Editorial tasting notes are opinion.
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Bottle verified Bottle / can label Front label prints 0% ALCOOL / ALCOHOL and CABERNET SAUVIGNON; bottle SKU-confirmed.
ABV
Front label prints 0% ALCOOL / ALCOHOL and CABERNET SAUVIGNON; bottle SKU-confirmed.
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Method
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Classification
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Secondary source Research / registry Editorial research score (not a Dry Standard cellar tasting).
Rating
Editorial research score (not a Dry Standard cellar tasting).
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