Pale salmon pink in color, aromatics of rose petals, ripe strawberries and blood orange introduce a lively and juicy entry with bright acidity enhancing flavors of nectarine, rainier cherry, and persimmon. The finish is long and balanced, with rich undertones of spiced stand-along beverage on a sunny day.
This 100% Pinot Noir Rosé is made using the Saingée method of bleeding juice from our grapes as they are filling the fermentation tank. The fruit is sourced from all our Pinot Noir vineyard throughout Oregon state, a lovely complementary partner to the Primarius Pinot Noir.
Specifications:
Varietal: 100% Pinot Noir
Vineyards: 78% Willamette Valley; 14% Columbia Valley (Oregon); 8% Umpqua Valley
TA: 6.7 g/L
pH: 3.15
Alcohol: 12.6%
Aging: 100% stainless steel with a peak fermentation temp of 58°F
Price Comparison
Primarius wine is not found online but the MSRP for this mixed case would be $196 (not including shipping)
Inspired by the greatness of one man— owner, Andrew Browne’s Grandfather, William Bitner Browne—integrity and excellence are the standards upon which Browne wines are created. As a curator of the brightest talent, best vineyards and the divining rod of winning concepts at Precept Wine, where Andrew serves as its CEO, his groundbreaking feats across the wine industry carry through to his own family legacy in wine, Browne Family. This is premium Washington wine, made with the utmost quality and enjoyment in mind.
Browne Family Vineyards was 15 years in the making before its first vintage ever debuted. Vineyards, winemakers and cellar masters committed to world-class wine production were carefully and deliberately selected to represent the best of the Columbia Valley AVA.
To date, Browne has received more than 30 scores of 90 points or higher from critical reviews.
Primarius wines embody sheer elegance where delicate flavors give way to full fruit expression; providing the most pleasurable drinking experience for wine lovers. Primarius wines represent the finest cool climate regions in Oregon and are a true reflection of the most famed varietal of the state, Pinot Noir. Latin for - distinguished - Primarius promises sophistication in every sip and exceeds expectations in quality, flavor and value.
Established in 1984, Waterbrook Winery is a Walla Walla, Washington pioneer. Today it features a state-of-the-art winery, a tasting room with year-round events, hospitality, and a 187-acre estate vineyard in the Walla Walla Valley AVA. Winemaker John Freeman masterfully handcrafts wines that are true-to-variety, full of depth and structure, and representative of the Columbia Valley’s best.
Available States
AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, IA, KS, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NM, NY, NC, ND, OR, PA, SC, SD, TN, TX, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY
How much more are you saving by buying a full case?
(Note: Tax & Shipping not included in savings calculations)
2017 Oregon and Washington Rosé - $16 = 12.69%
Thanks so much for your inquiries! The Browne Family 2017 Grenache Rose is the driest with 0.14 g/l of residual sugar. The Primarius 2017 Rose and the Waterbrook 2017 Sangiovese Rose both have higher levels of residual sugar with 3.78 g/l and 4.51 g/l, respectively. Please let me know if you have any additional questions!!
anybody in CO want to split? I’m in Littleton. As we won’t be getting this until the end of August I’m thinking our Rose’ days will be limited as it is cooling off already.
@losthighwayz we had the 2015 waterbrook rose which I really enjoyed. Notes from CT.
“This was my last bottle of this and we really enjoyed it all summer. Great extraction, went well on its own or with a variety of food . Highly recommended.”
Lab rat here! Sorry for the delay; I was finally chosen to be a lab rat while on the opposite coast at a conference, so I had to have the package held until I could pick it up today. I also have a case of conference flu and I’m not sure my taste buds or sense of smell can be fully trusted, but I’ve got my husband here tasting too.
We got to try the Waterbrook. Very fruity, semi-dry, decent complexity of flavor. Both of us taste a lot of cherry. My husband describes it as “dangerous” because it’s one of those wines that is so easily drinkable that you could easily find the glass gone. I don’t have the opportunity to drink rosés frequently but I’m really enjoying this one. I probably would have passed on this offer but now I’m seriously considering.
2017 Waterbrook Sangiovese Rosé, Columbia Valley
Tasting Notes:
Pastel pink in color, this perfect Rosé shines with aromas of watermelon, strawberry blossom and honeysuckle.
Specifications:
2017 Browne Family Vineyards Grenache Rosé, Columbia Valley
Tasting Notes:
Light pink in color with aromatics of cranberry and watermelon that lead to fresh picked strawberries and cling peaches on the palate.
Specifications:
2017 Primarius Rosé of Pinot Noir, Oregon
Tasting Notes:
Pale salmon pink in color, aromatics of rose petals, ripe strawberries and blood orange introduce a lively and juicy entry with bright acidity enhancing flavors of nectarine, rainier cherry, and persimmon. The finish is long and balanced, with rich undertones of spiced stand-along beverage on a sunny day.
This 100% Pinot Noir Rosé is made using the Saingée method of bleeding juice from our grapes as they are filling the fermentation tank. The fruit is sourced from all our Pinot Noir vineyard throughout Oregon state, a lovely complementary partner to the Primarius Pinot Noir.
Specifications:
Price Comparison
Primarius wine is not found online but the MSRP for this mixed case would be $196 (not including shipping)
About The Wineries
Browne Family Vineyards
Inspired by the greatness of one man— owner, Andrew Browne’s Grandfather, William Bitner Browne—integrity and excellence are the standards upon which Browne wines are created. As a curator of the brightest talent, best vineyards and the divining rod of winning concepts at Precept Wine, where Andrew serves as its CEO, his groundbreaking feats across the wine industry carry through to his own family legacy in wine, Browne Family. This is premium Washington wine, made with the utmost quality and enjoyment in mind.
Browne Family Vineyards was 15 years in the making before its first vintage ever debuted. Vineyards, winemakers and cellar masters committed to world-class wine production were carefully and deliberately selected to represent the best of the Columbia Valley AVA.
To date, Browne has received more than 30 scores of 90 points or higher from critical reviews.
Primarius
Primarius wines embody sheer elegance where delicate flavors give way to full fruit expression; providing the most pleasurable drinking experience for wine lovers. Primarius wines represent the finest cool climate regions in Oregon and are a true reflection of the most famed varietal of the state, Pinot Noir. Latin for - distinguished - Primarius promises sophistication in every sip and exceeds expectations in quality, flavor and value.
Waterbrook
Established in 1984, Waterbrook Winery is a Walla Walla, Washington pioneer. Today it features a state-of-the-art winery, a tasting room with year-round events, hospitality, and a 187-acre estate vineyard in the Walla Walla Valley AVA. Winemaker John Freeman masterfully handcrafts wines that are true-to-variety, full of depth and structure, and representative of the Columbia Valley’s best.
Available States
AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, IA, KS, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NM, NY, NC, ND, OR, PA, SC, SD, TN, TX, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY
Estimated Delivery
Monday, Aug 20 - Wednesday, Aug 22
Oregon and Washington Rosé
6 bottles for $62.99 $10.50/bottle + $1.33/bottle shipping
Case of 12 for $109.99 $9.17/bottle + $1/bottle shipping
2017 Waterbrook Sangiovese Rosé
2017 Browne Family Vineyards Grenache Rosé
2017 Primarius Pinot Noir Rosé
How much more are you saving by buying a full case?
(Note: Tax & Shipping not included in savings calculations)
2017 Oregon and Washington Rosé - $16 = 12.69%
@chipgreen whisper me your contact info
I bought a case
Dang. I’ve been waiting for rosé to come up but I just bought a case of the Noceto so I shouldn’t buy another case so soon.
Oh well.
/giphy flashy wiggly plantation
Perhaps I missed it, but are these all dry? More specifically, can someone post the RS for each? Thanks!
Hi @jhkey, @sdwindansea, @pseudogourmet98 -
Thanks so much for your inquiries! The Browne Family 2017 Grenache Rose is the driest with 0.14 g/l of residual sugar. The Primarius 2017 Rose and the Waterbrook 2017 Sangiovese Rose both have higher levels of residual sugar with 3.78 g/l and 4.51 g/l, respectively. Please let me know if you have any additional questions!!
Cheers,
Precept Wine
@PreceptWine - Thanks for the response and information, it is appreciated!
anybody in CO want to split? I’m in Littleton. As we won’t be getting this until the end of August I’m thinking our Rose’ days will be limited as it is cooling off already.
@wmhatch I’d be thrilled to split with you.
@COSharon awesome I’ll grab it and then the rest is new to me.
/giphy regular-weird-vacation
@wmhatch
I’m also interested if you have room. I’m in Englewood, so I’m probably pretty close.
/giphy astute-leaded-decision
When I see Rose on Casemates - I immediately break out into my version of Peter Gabriel’s “Big Time”
I’m on my way-I’m making it
PINK WINE
@browncj7 Oh god, now I will too - and I am ok with this.
/youtube Peter Gabriel’s “Big Time”
Any Labrats out there?
Dag nab it. Why aren’t the weekend offerings ever good for Ohio? A really dry spell here and I love rose. Nuts.
@mehnyblooms ditto!
Intriguing offer. Nice job, WD! I would really appreciate some rattage though…anyone out there?
@losthighwayz we had the 2015 waterbrook rose which I really enjoyed. Notes from CT.
“This was my last bottle of this and we really enjoyed it all summer. Great extraction, went well on its own or with a variety of food . Highly recommended.”
The primarious wine is crisp and tart. A bit acidic, a good summer wine.
Like @jhkey, I would love to know the residual sugar on each bottle. If they are all dry, I’m all in.
@sdwindansea @jhkey Same here!
Since summer seems to be ending sometime in November these days in NY, count me in for 6!
/giphy lightening-withering-grade
I just (finally) ran out of the Riesling I got way back in February, and I’d like to branch out into rosés, so this is perfect!
/giphy distracting-unjust-quiet
@morcant I was also in on that Riesling deal – if this Waterbrook is anything like the others I think you’ll be happy with your decision.
Lab rat here! Sorry for the delay; I was finally chosen to be a lab rat while on the opposite coast at a conference, so I had to have the package held until I could pick it up today. I also have a case of conference flu and I’m not sure my taste buds or sense of smell can be fully trusted, but I’ve got my husband here tasting too.
We got to try the Waterbrook. Very fruity, semi-dry, decent complexity of flavor. Both of us taste a lot of cherry. My husband describes it as “dangerous” because it’s one of those wines that is so easily drinkable that you could easily find the glass gone. I don’t have the opportunity to drink rosés frequently but I’m really enjoying this one. I probably would have passed on this offer but now I’m seriously considering.