Americas
The North American wine producing reputation can largely be attributed to the global fame and success of Napa Valley and Sonoma County in the United States. Although technically ‘new world’, its wines have the same devoted fan base (and often first-growth prices) as many classic European wines. Free from the shackles of European winemaking law, one can find a variety of cooler climate Cabs, Merlots, Pinots, Chardonnays and Rieslings that will entice all wine lovers.
South America is an exciting new melting pot of styles and flavours with a range of soils types and altitudes – taking international varietals and finishing with French winemaking techniques, or in the case of Argentinian Malbec, adopting a largely unloved grape and making it their own.
Americas
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The Amuse Bouche Richard G Peterson Brut Rose 2012 is a sterling example of fine winemaking tradition, encapsulating the opulence of Californian terroir. This vintage carries Richard G Peterson's reputation for meticulous craftsmanship and unwavering consistency, hallmarks of this renowned winemaker's extensive oeuvre. The 2012 Brut Rose is born of a unique blend of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, sourced from distinguished Napa Valley vineyards known for their cool-climate growth conditions favourable to these varietals. This pale salmon-hued nectar is meticulously whole-cluster pressed, fermented, and aged, resulting in delightful complexity and sublime depth of flavours. On the palate, this wine unfurls layers of red berry fruit, citrus, and a delicate hint of brioche. The Amuse Bouche Richard G Peterson Brut Rose 2012, with its fine bead, crisp acidity, and persistent finish, is ultimately a testament to an intertwined harmony of old-world winemaking precision and the bounty of Napa's terroir.
Inc. TAX€784.12 -
Amuse Bouche Richard G Peterson Brut Rose 2014 is an exceptional sparkling wine, hailing from the distinguished Napa Valley in California. This masterful creation is born from the meticulous selection of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes, conveying a wine laden with complexity and elegance. This exquisite Brut Rose undergoes a meticulous process of manual riddling and a tirage of 5 years, solidifying its cherished character.
Richard G. Peterson, Ph.D., a celebrated winemaker, brings over six decades of experience to the crafting of this remarkable wine. He's a true pioneer of the wine industry and is renowned for his phenomenal sparkling wines. The Amuse Bouche Richard G Peterson Brut Rose 2014 is a splendid illustration of his skilled craftsmanship. Displaying an inviting salmon hue, it enchants with vibrant notes of bright berry, layered with subtle undertones of rich brioche. A creamy and sustained finish further elevates the symphony of flavours. A truly captivating experience for fine wine enthusiasts.
Inc. TAX€764.92 -
Wine Advocate (92)
There's more and more information on the bottle of the wines, and the 2020 Old Vine Pale now mentions rosé(!) Truquilemu Vineyard Half a hectare and DO Empedrado, an appellation in Maule. All of their labels are so very informative, fun and amusing, and reading them makes you want to drink the wine and even know and support his peasant farmers. And on this 2020, it says Cariñena Monastrell instead of the Cariñena Mataró from previous vintages. But what he told me was even better, "The world has grown up, and the proper rosé category now includes some wonderful darker rosés—including this one, exported to 10 countries. We still think it’s best described: 'first glass of a long lunch' because it makes one hungry like few wines can." Enough said! 3,812 bottles.Inc. TAX€235.98
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The Amuse Bouche Richard G Peterson Brut Rose 2012 is a sterling example of fine winemaking tradition, encapsulating the opulence of Californian terroir. This vintage carries Richard G Peterson's reputation for meticulous craftsmanship and unwavering consistency, hallmarks of this renowned winemaker's extensive oeuvre. The 2012 Brut Rose is born of a unique blend of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, sourced from distinguished Napa Valley vineyards known for their cool-climate growth conditions favourable to these varietals. This pale salmon-hued nectar is meticulously whole-cluster pressed, fermented, and aged, resulting in delightful complexity and sublime depth of flavours. On the palate, this wine unfurls layers of red berry fruit, citrus, and a delicate hint of brioche. The Amuse Bouche Richard G Peterson Brut Rose 2012, with its fine bead, crisp acidity, and persistent finish, is ultimately a testament to an intertwined harmony of old-world winemaking precision and the bounty of Napa's terroir.
In Bond€631.00 -
Amuse Bouche Richard G Peterson Brut Rose 2014 is an exceptional sparkling wine, hailing from the distinguished Napa Valley in California. This masterful creation is born from the meticulous selection of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes, conveying a wine laden with complexity and elegance. This exquisite Brut Rose undergoes a meticulous process of manual riddling and a tirage of 5 years, solidifying its cherished character.
Richard G. Peterson, Ph.D., a celebrated winemaker, brings over six decades of experience to the crafting of this remarkable wine. He's a true pioneer of the wine industry and is renowned for his phenomenal sparkling wines. The Amuse Bouche Richard G Peterson Brut Rose 2014 is a splendid illustration of his skilled craftsmanship. Displaying an inviting salmon hue, it enchants with vibrant notes of bright berry, layered with subtle undertones of rich brioche. A creamy and sustained finish further elevates the symphony of flavours. A truly captivating experience for fine wine enthusiasts.
In Bond€615.00 -
Wine Advocate (92)
There's more and more information on the bottle of the wines, and the 2020 Old Vine Pale now mentions rosé(!) Truquilemu Vineyard Half a hectare and DO Empedrado, an appellation in Maule. All of their labels are so very informative, fun and amusing, and reading them makes you want to drink the wine and even know and support his peasant farmers. And on this 2020, it says Cariñena Monastrell instead of the Cariñena Mataró from previous vintages. But what he told me was even better, "The world has grown up, and the proper rosé category now includes some wonderful darker rosés—including this one, exported to 10 countries. We still think it’s best described: 'first glass of a long lunch' because it makes one hungry like few wines can." Enough said! 3,812 bottles.In Bond€178.00
