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2024 Collector’s Society Rosé 750ml

2024 Collector's Society
Rosé

A Washington Icon of Italian Heritage 

Col Solare reflects the Antinori family’s commitment to crafting fine wines from the very best fruit grown in the prestigious Red Mountain AVA. With over 27 generations of passion and expertise, every bottle embodies a legacy that transcends borders and time. 

Vintage

The 2024 Vintage on Red Mountain is nothing short of exceptional, demonstrating remarkable quality and resilience. The year kicked off with a cold snap in January, followed by a cool spring and a slow start to the growing season. However, temperatures surged in July and remained warm through mid-August, which set the stage for an ideal harvest.  

 Despite the chilly start in January, the vines thrived and delivered a crop that's bursting with flavor. Col Solare's harvest began later than usual with Cabernet Sauvignon for Rosé picked on September 9. The resulting wine is a testament to this vintage, showcasing exceptional intensity, varietal richness, and invigorating freshness. 

Vineyards

100% Col Solare Estate 

Winemaking

This style of Rosé was crafted utilizing whole berry pressing. Fruit was sourced from our Estate Vineyard at about 22 Brix. After gentle pressing, the juice settled for 24 hours prior to being racked to 25% concrete and 75% stainless steel vessels. The juice was fermented at cool temperatures for about 3 weeks and continued to age in a mix of Stainless Steel, concrete, and acacia wood. No ML Fermentation.

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Tasting Notes

The 2024 Rosé opens with expressive aromas of peach rings and fresh rose petals, offering a delicate interplay of fruit and floral notes. On the palate, vibrant acidity brings energy and lift, enhancing the wine’s juicy stone fruit character. The finish is bright and refreshing, leaving a clean, lingering impression. 

Wine Analysis

Blend:
63% Cabernet Sauvignon, 24% Merlot, 13% Cabernet Franc
Alcohol:
12.6%
TA:
5.9 g/L
pH:
3.32
Fermentation:
The grapes were pressed as whole clusters and then fermented in both stainless steel and acacia oak.