2022 Mourvèdre Rosé – Lahey Vineyard

Awarded 89 points in VinePair's "Best 30 Rosé Wines of 2023." "The meaty, savory rosés of Bandol are famous for their use of the Mourvèdre grape, but don't overlook the variety when planted in the similarly sunkissed vineyards of Texas. This powerful rosé is certainly reminiscent of Bandol, with a fragrant nose, intense minerality, and medium-bodied weight on the palate, while notes of ripe red berries, watermelon, and orange blossoms waft up from the glass." - VinePair

Barbecue! This rosé was made to pair with barbecue. Choose a vinegar-based sauce, white meats, spicy sausage, and all the sides.

Lahey Vineyards is the largest grape-growing operation in the state of Texas, yet with all of the family-owned vineyard care that you would hope for. The farm was established over 60 years ago, most recently adding grapes to their enormous plantings of peanuts and other crops. The success of their fruit all starts with the careful selection of Texas-hardy varieties. 

Lahey Vineyards, Texas High Plains. Lahey Vineyards is the largest grape-growing operation in the state of Texas, yet with all of the family-owned vineyard care that you would hope for. The farm was established over 60 years ago, most recently adding grapes to their enormous plantings of peanuts and other crops. The success of their fruit all starts with the careful selection of Texas-hardy varieties. Age of Vines: 8 years. Soil Type: Amarillo fine sandy loam over clay sub-soil and calcareous sub-soil. Elevation: 3,300 ft.