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Radog began in 2005 when Tudor had more 2004 vintage Pinot Noir than they knew what to do with – an unusual occurrence with Pinot Noir. Winemaker Dan Tudor decided to vinify it for himself, his family and friends according to his own tastes. The resulting wine was such a big hit that Radog was born – wines that are reasonably priced, available to the public, and a true expression of Dan’s personal taste.
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| Central Coast, California |
| PRODUCT NUMBER:
RADW000450 |
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| TEMPORARILY OUT OF STOCK |
| $14.00 per bottle (750 ml) |
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| Wine Description
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| This rose is soft and round with bright flavors, watermelon, strawberry, and raspberry with just a hint of grenadine and peppery spices. This pink has everything you'd want from a rose with nice acidity and floral freshness that reminds of a good Tavel from Provence. |
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| Radog Wines |
| Winemakers are busy people. This is especially true when a winemaker works for more than one winery, as is the case with Dan Tudor of Tudor wines. Radog Wines is Dan’s own pet project, and his pet dog is front and center on his label as well as within the vineyard, the cellar, and his home. |
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| The Central Coast is the name given to that vast area of California coastal land that lies between Santa Barbara in the south (near Los Angeles), and Monterey (home of the famed Aquarium) to the north. This general area, though still in its infancy, is the hottest up and coming wine growing area in California today. |
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| Not quite red but definitely not white, this style of wine is very popular, although it is often disparaged by wine snobs. The term “rosé” seems to be in the process of being displaced by the term "blush" (though some people use the name rosé to describe darker pink wines. |
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