Brut Rosé
Six of Napa’s Hidden-Gem White and Rosé Wines
Under the radars of many critics and collectors, these wines will enliven your winter celebrations…

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Robb Report’s Editor In Chief Selects Two Outstanding Wines for Winter
See what makes this Brut Rosé and Cabernet Sauvignon so special…
FrontRunners January 2015: LEISURE
Severe Beauty Extremes can serve as either creative or destructive forces, a fact with which the vintners of Burgundy are well acquainted. The region is known for its dramatic contrasts—especially the volatility of its weather. These meteorological vagaries are both the bane and the blessing of Burgundy’s growers, and 2012 showed nature at its moodiest. […]
BEST of the BEST 2014 | Leisure | Domestic White Wines: Schramsberg J. Schram 2005 Brut Rosé
Founded in Napa valley in 1862 by the German immigrant Jacob Schram near the town of Calistoga, Schramsberg was an early benchmark of quality in the region and even figured in the writing of Robert Louis Stevenson, who mentions the winery in his accounts of his journey to California. About 30 years after Prohibition, the […]
FrontRunners: From the Robb Cellar August 2013
Pedigree, rather than taste, is often the decisive factor in the commercial success of a fine wine. Nowhere perhaps is this more true than in Champagne. No matter how delicate their texture or subtle their flavors, sparkling wines from other regions suffer in the eyes of the untutored for not having been produced in the […]
Cellar Notes: Richard G. Peterson 2004 Brut Rosé
Pedigree, rather than taste, is often the decisive factor in the commercial success of a fine wine. Nowhere perhaps is this more true than in Champagne. No matter how delicate their texture or subtle their flavors, sparkling wines from other regions suffer in the eyes of the untutored for not having been produced in the […]