Domaine de la Mordoree, Tavel, La Dame Rousse, Rose 2014 Beaujolais Cru The dense ruby/purple-colored

The dense ruby/purple-colored

but lacking a bit of the finesse and elegance of quite a few of the other wines on the night

beeswax and honey

More flatteur than the Mazoyères

The fact that Abreu and Grimes do malolactic in their new oak barrels seems to integrate the wood better than at many wineries

Domaine de la Mordoree, Tavel, La Dame Rousse, Rose 2014 Beaujolais Cru The dense ruby/purple-coloredExcellent color 93 Robert Parker's Wine Advocate Truthfully, I think the 2014 Tavel La Dame Rousse is every bit as profound as the more expensive Reine des Bois cuvee, and the entry level Cotes du Rhone ros, while made in a slightly more fresh style, is just as good as well. Sporting similar notes of framboise, orange blossom, white flowers and strawberries, it's a bigger, rich release that might lack a touch of the finesse and elegance found in the