A Bouquet of Tibouren Rosés
Elizabeth Gabay · Taste · Wines and Spirits of ProvenceTibouren is regarded by many in Provence as the traditional variety for making rosé, unique to the area. Tibouren is a pale-skinned grape, suited to making rosé, as it allows for the fuller fruity character to be developed without extracting lots of colour. An early ripening variety, it seems to do …Continue reading here to read the review and for more information about Tibouren Rosés.
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