Tablas Creek, Paso Robles, Dianthus, Rose 2012 OWC and is going to evolve

and is going to evolve beautifully

schistous slopes are known to cause botrytis

The ripeness of the fruit is clear

dark cherry

light signs of old seepage

Tablas Creek, Paso Robles, Dianthus, Rose 2012 OWC and is going to evolveExcellent color 90 Robert Parker's Wine Advocate More rich and substantial, with a Tavel level of richness and depth, the 2012 Rose Dianthus (60% Mourvedre, 25% Grenache and 15% Counoise) delivers lush cherry, strawberry and wild herbs like aromas and flavors as well as a medium bodied, full flavored palate that stays beautifully fresh and focused. It's a superb Rose from California and while it will drink nicely for 2 3 years, it won't get beyond