rosé gets its color solely from the red pigments in the skins of the red wine grapes

The name is derived from a bird species that particularly enjoys pecking at the berries of the Merlot – the blackbird

The spicy and woody aromas create a contrast and still feel very harmonious due to the fine forest berry note

Cassis and fragrant

Desirade by Francois Pienaar 2015 Gutschein rosé gets its color solelyTasting notes In the glass a deep ruby red with subtly evolved reflections. On the nose it shows a complex aroma of dark berries such as Blackberry and blackcurrant, complemented by notes of dried fruit, cedarwood and a hint of tobacco. The long aging in French oak barrels brings additional depth as well as fine hints of vanilla and spice. On the palate full bodied and harmonious with an elegant structure. The high proportion of Merlot provides a