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Carol Shelton Rose

May 15, 2010 matt 5 Comments

WOW!!!  Okay, we’ll start this one off by saying that we’ve had to make a conscious decision to get  more into Rose.  Somewhere along the line, Rose got a bad wrap…could it be the Strawberry Hill and White Zin out of a box that was so popular back in the day?  Here in the Paso Robles area there are several Roses that are incredible, whether they’re made from Syrah, Pinot Noir, or any other red, it’s an interesting and wonderful wine to learn to love.  What they do is let the wine sit on the red skins for a short time and then pull it off, which results in a beautiful pink wine that often has strawberry, melon, and cotton candy aromas. 

Well, this Carol Shelton 2008 Rose is made from 100% Carignane grapes, which is a Rhone varietal not found much around here.  http://www.carolshelton.com/.  We’ve seen it used as a blending grape in red Rhone blends and have had the great opportunity to try some 100% Carignane reds, which is a treat!  So when we came across this little gem at the Avila Wine and Roasters we had to try it.  The way Karen described it to us was “Strawberry and watermelon on the nose with a baked bread finish”.  Now, who could pass up a $15 bottle of Rose with a description like that???  We loved it!!!

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  1. Beverly says

    May 15, 2010 at 11:42 am

    We are never bored…can’t get enough of you guys. The business card logo looks good….go for it. Cheers!

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  2. Yrmom says

    May 15, 2010 at 1:37 pm

    Love the dingleberry lemon – that ought to give a special flavor to something you make, Annie! Karen and Curtis? Oh my, dejavu but so much better. Re the business card logo, are you going for a bit of a barbed wire look for the rustic/elegance? I like it, it’s different. And thanks for the rose education, that was great! However, I’m still not sold on the fruity wines….

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  3. gina d. says

    May 16, 2010 at 8:52 am

    I really like the logo. If you need help getting it on the blog, let me know. Great post on the wine, makes me want to try it.

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  4. Monica Prunk says

    May 16, 2010 at 9:01 am

    Think I’ll try a little Edward Cellars rose’ too! The new logo look is perfect!

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    • Hoot 'n Annie says

      May 16, 2010 at 9:50 am

      Hey all!!! Thanks for all the feedback on the wine and the logo! Loved the wine, and we’re looking forward to getting the logo out there!!! Cheers!

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