Lightfoot and Wolfville Rose
A pale, peachy hue shines from the glass. Delicate red-fruit nose of wild strawberry and cherry with accents of fresh mint. Zesty pink-grapefruit and chalky minerality frame the palate leading to a refreshing finish. Just a touch of residual sweetness means that this wine shows exceptional balance and can easily be enjoyed on it’s own or paired with cured meats, salty cheeses or a wide range of lighter fare.
A pale, peachy hue shines from the glass. Delicate red-fruit nose of wild strawberry and cherry with accents of fresh mint. Zesty pink-grapefruit and chalky minerality frame the palate leading to a refreshing finish. Just a touch of residual sweetness means that this wine shows exceptional balance and can easily be enjoyed on it’s own or paired with cured meats, salty cheeses or a wide range of lighter fare.
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