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- WINE CLUB & WAIT LIST ONLY: Rose Petal 750 mL. btl, 14% abv
WINE CLUB & WAIT LIST ONLY: Rose Petal 750 mL. btl, 14% abv
SKU:
RP2
$39.00
$39.00
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Join the WINE CLUB to be the first in line to acquire this rare True Rose Wine™ when the next vintage is released next year.
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An enchanting amber wine, Rose Petal is RoseHybiscus's rose-forward little sister, handcrafted in small batches just like big sis from locally sourced, organically farmed rose and hibiscus flowers.
"Delightful flower wine—made with local, organic, and sustainable ingredients—creating a brand new niche in the market." (Edible East Bay)
See below for tasting notes & recommended pairings.
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THE WINE: Handcrafted in small batches from locally sourced, organic rose and hibiscus flowers and oranges—not grapes.
FIRST IMPRESSIONS: This enchanting wine greets you with its amber rouge beauty in the glass and the scent of wild roses, strawberry, and autumn leaves.
TASTING NOTES: Dry, robust, and well-balanced with earthy, white pepper overtones and a silky, warm finish.
SERVING SUGGESTIONS: Rose Petal Wine pairs well with lamb, aged cheeses, savory mushrooms and rich Mediterranean dishes. Best served cellar-chilled.
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FIRST IMPRESSIONS: This enchanting wine greets you with its amber rouge beauty in the glass and the scent of wild roses, strawberry, and autumn leaves.
TASTING NOTES: Dry, robust, and well-balanced with earthy, white pepper overtones and a silky, warm finish.
SERVING SUGGESTIONS: Rose Petal Wine pairs well with lamb, aged cheeses, savory mushrooms and rich Mediterranean dishes. Best served cellar-chilled.
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Shopping from outside of California?
Click HERE
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