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Joe Swick

Swick Wines, "Rose" 2019

Swick Wines, "Rose" 2019

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This is a very sharp and dry rosé with refreshing dark fruit (blackberry, black cherry, blueberry) through the palate and a short finish from Joe Swick who works in Oregon's Willamette Valley and Washington's Columbia Gorge. 

Vinification: 100% Pinot Noir hand-harvested and destemmed before being directly pressed into concrete eggs where the juice undergoes spontaneous fermentation (ambient yeasts; no temp. control) over the course of 8 months before being bottled young, unfined, unflitered, with a touch of additional SO2. 

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