Email Updates & Site Feeds

All Entries
Tasting Notes Only
Follow via Twitter
For email updates please enter your email address:

Advert



Top reviews: Red Wine White Wine Rose Wine
Product search:



latest on flickr

Photograph Showcase - © images by Andrew Barrow

Recent Posts

Categories

Latest Comments

on A look at Naked Wines (8) Sue wrote " I agree with Phil R - I'm about to cease my membership ... " [read more]

on Chapters All Day Dining (1) Douglas wrote " That looks like a double Barnsley chop to me...... " [read more]

on New Wine Book: The Wine Opus (3) wine_scribbler wrote " I am sure both Port and Madeira will be covered... such... " [read more]

on Haidu - A New Internet Wine Experience (6) wine_scribbler wrote " I really must put some time aside to explore Haidu full... " [read more]

on Youtube Drink Advert Videos (2) wine_scribbler wrote " Temple... well there you go. Thanks Amy... " [read more]

A guide to matching cheese and wine
wine_blogger_logo.jpg
a uk wine blog
Creative Commons License
This weblog is licensed under a Creative Commons License.

Wine Tasting Note: Gaia Estate 14-18 Rosé, 2004, Peloponnese, Greece.  Add/Read Comments



Related Posts:

Don't Judge A Bottle By Its Label Don't Judge A Bottle By Its Label

A Wine For Bacon Sandwiches A Wine For Bacon Sandwiches

Domaine de L'Engarran, 2005, VdP d'Oc, France Domaine de L'Engarran, 2005, VdP d'Oc, France

Scarbolo Le Fredis Pinot Grigio, 2005, Venezia Giulia, Italy Scarbolo Le Fredis Pinot Grigio, 2005, Venezia Giulia, Italy

Wine Tasting Note: Bodegas Añadas CARE Cabernet/Garnacha/Merlot Crianza, 2003, Cariñena, Spain Wine Tasting Note: Bodegas Añadas CARE Cabernet/Garnacha/Merlot Crianza, 2003, Cariñena, Spain

Greek Wine Used To Fight Fires Greek Wine Used To Fight Fires

Related:

Snooth Wine Search:

Share
Wine Tasting Note: Gaia Estate 14-18 Rosé, 2004, Peloponnese, Greece.
Available from Oddbins for £5.99.
A few friends, some wonderfully warm weather, a free-flowing rosé to accompany a simple salad - what more do you need? Throw in some fresh bread with the rocket/spinach/watercress/asparagus/boiled eggs and forget all about writing a tasting note. The wine eased us through lunch and on into the afternoon...

The wines name perhaps could do with a little explanation. 14-18h refers to the number of hours that the grape skins where left in contact with the juice. While Agiorgitiko is a red variety here they have produced a highly drinkable rosé; recommended. Alcohol 13%.
Scribblings Rating - 94/100

Search Tags:     
Add or Read Comments ADD A COMMENT (0)
Previous Post: Offers from Individual Wines. Next Post: Combinations 2: Wine to accompany an Austrian dessert.

Posted on May 3, 2006 6:05 PM •

This entry Wine Tasting Note: Gaia Estate 14-18 Rosé, 2004, Peloponnese, Greece. is under Wine Tasting Notes



Add a comment

Comments are moderated and will take awhile before appearing under the entry. Thanks for taking the time to comment...