Rose Wine: 2021 | 14 Hands Winery | Rose

Soft and easy, a touch of residual sugar shows on the palate. It smells and tastes like peach sorbet, with tiny bits of melon and ginger. It’s a nice poolside sipper if you are looking for something that isn’t bone dry.

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Producer: 14 Hands Winery

Vintage: 2021

Size: 750ml

ABV: 13%

Varietal: Rose Blend

Country/Region: United States, Columbia Valley

Soft and easy, a touch of residual sugar shows on the palate. It smells and tastes like peach sorbet, with tiny bits of melon and ginger. It’s a nice poolside sipper if you are looking for something that isn’t bone dry.

Producer Information

14 Hands Winery is a Washington state wine producer, based in the Columbia Valley. It produces a number of varietal wines from popular regional varieties like Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah and Riesling. The brand was created in 2005 by Ste. Michelle Wine Estates, which also owns the major Washington labels Chateau Ste. Michelle and Columbia Crest. It was conceived as a restaurant line but, due to its popularity, production was increased to satisfy retailers as well. This led to 14 Hands becoming one of the fastest-growing American wine labels and several million cases are produced each year. Fruit for the 14 Hands reserve range is sourced from the Horse Heaven Hills AVA, and the name refers to the measurement of horses specifically to the height of mustangs. 14 Hands produces a wide catalogue of wines split between a reserve range and a more value-driven range.The value range carries the broader Columbia Valley designation. In 2014, the 14 Hands label took over the Snoqualmie winery in Prosser, Washington. Snoqualmie, also owned by Chateau Ste. Michelle, relocated its production facilities to the Columbia Crest winery.