Goosecross Cellars

2021 A Rosé For Lucy, Napa Valley
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$36.00
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APPEARANCE pale salmon with copper flecks
AROMAS & FLAVORS wild strawberry, bubblegum, green melon, besswax, soft minerality, grass, magnolia
PALATE cranberry, rhubarb, ginger, lime zest, mouth watering acidity, lingering finish
FOOD PAIRING SUGGESTIONS Enjoy with light summer fare. Pair with Greek or niçoise salad, crab cakes and prosciutto with cantaloupe.
COMPOSITION
ALCOHOL 13.5%
AGING POTENTIAL Why wait? Drink now for a fresh and fruity experience, or hold for a more mature Rosé
WINEMAKER NOTES

Named for Vintner Christi’s daughter, Lucy, this Rosé has everything you could want in an easy summer sipper – and more! Fruit coming from South Napa goes through whole cluster press before being fermented in 100% Stainless Steel to maintain crisp acids and clean flavors. This wine is made to be enjoyed immediately; pair with your favorite fresh ceviche or bring some to your next backyard BBQ

 

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Winemaker

Bill Nancarrow

About the Winemaker

Leading the winemaking team, Bill Nancarrow brings a wealth of experience making wines in regions throughout the world. He and his team are continuing the approachable, balanced style of Goosecross wines, while introducing bold new varietals and blends to the portfolio. His goal is to craft wines which show true varietal character by staying focused on the basics – sustainable farming with attention, care and diligence in the cellar.
About the Winery
Goosecross Cellars
A quintessential boutique winery with its beginnings in the 1970s, the next chapter of Napa Valley's Goosecross Cellars – named for the pair of geese that made the estate their home – is now being written by CEO and Vintner, Christi Coors Ficeli. Exactly how does a gal from one of America’s foremost beer families end up making wine in Napa Valley? Simply put, Christi and her husband actually met while working at a winery (Gallo). They decided one day they wanted to live in Napa Valley full time, raise a family and be a part of the community with which they fell in love. And they did just that!
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