Gaslighter Rosé of Pinot Noir

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Typically $23/bottle from Gaslighter Wine Company
Vintage 2021 from various California vineyards
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About Gaslighter Wine Company: “Gaslighter Wine Company is a collaborative premium wine project led by the biggest-selling U.S. female band of all time, The Chicks, in partnership with Sonoma’s 6th generation Bundschu Wine Company. Together, they created a collection of premium wines with unapologetic expression and individuality from California’s Sonoma County and Napa Valley. Gaslighter wines are sourced from the Bundschu family’s estate vineyards and selected grower partners, and the wines are produced and bottled at Bundschu’s winery in Sonoma Valley under the care of winemaker Joe Uhr. The Chicks are involved in every aspect of the project, from the naming, messaging, and eye-catching label design to the ongoing winemaking decisions and final blends.”

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TASTING NOTES: “Full of mouthwatering flavors and a lovely texture, this Rosé is full of subtle nuanced fruit flavors such as young strawberries and peach blossoms. The palate is airy and light, almost meringue-like leading to a fresh, silky and smooth finish.

This light and beautiful dry Rosé captures the essence of the coolest areas of the Pacific Coast. To help maintain a lighter style, we elect to use a whole cluster direct-to-press method to produce this wine. The wine is then fermented cold in 100% stainless-steel tanks to preserve fruity aromatics. These techniques result in a very light, French-style Rosé wine.” (AbV 13.5%)

VARIETALS: Pinot Noir

BARRELS: Stainless steel.

PAIRS WITH: N/A

THAT REMINDS ME OF: Gas Light, a 1938 play and the origin of the phrase “gaslighting.”

Jack and Bella Manningham live in 1880’s London, and Jack has been behaving suspiciously. He flirts openly with the maids and disappears at odd hours. Additionally, The lights in the home seem to dim at times, and footsteps in the empty apartment above them feed her anxiety. Jack continually assures Bella that she is imagining things or blowing them out of proportion.

A detective known as Rough appears to Bella one day, offering an explanation for at least part of Jack’s behavior. The apartment belonged to an heiress named Alice Barlow who had hidden her jewels somewhere inside before being murdered by an unknown assailant. Believing Jack to have been the murderer who now seeks the jewels, the two set up a trap to expose him.

Gaslighter Rosé of Pinot Noir

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