A gorgeous pink hue, this opens with wet stone, juicy nectarine and bright red fruits, with light red rose petal and white grapefruit blossom tones. The palate is remarkably smooth and textured, with fabulous underlying finesse. Very pretty strawberry and guava fruit flavors combine with pomegranate, tangerine zest, with stony essence. This may just be the finest edition of this wine made as this is arguably the finest Rose from the Pacific Northwest that I have ever tasted. — Owen Bargreen, 95 pts
Aged in concrete and stainless steel, this wine is pale salmon in color, showing some slightly darker hues as well. Strawberry, herb, and wet stone aromas lead to a palate that brings weight, intensity, texture, and richness, all the while remaining pleasantly fleet of foot. It’s as good of a New World rosé as I’ve had, a wine that brings a whole lot of seriousness and no shortage of straight up pleasure. Drink it with a light chill to see it at its best. — Sean Sullivan, Northwest Wine Report, 94 pts, Critic's Choice
Beautiful to look at with its light pink salmon color that shines in the glass, it’s fresh, vigorous in the mouth, and pops with notes of green apple, raspberry essence, and fresh white wildflowers. Perfect levels of acidity aid in the long-lasting finish. I wouldn’t be surprised if this would drink well for 8-10 years with proper cellaring. — Jeremy Young, International Wine Report, 94 pts
The 2022 Rosé Grenache Edith presents is pretty pink-and orange-hued, wafting with notes of wild strawberries, citrus peels and hints of gravel dust. This is deeply textural, nearly creamy in feel, with crisp minerality and zesty acidity to balance as perfumed citrus-tinged fruits swirl throughout. The 2022 leaves a sweet-and-sour sensation on the palate, tapering off with youthful tension while keeping the mouth watering for more. — Eric Guido, Vinous, 93 pts
Edith opens with sweet and tangy aromas of strawberries, tangerines and a touch of spicy Ligurian olive oil. The fruit-driven palate is a ripe mix of Meyer lemons, strawberries, saline and tangelos. This is my favorite Edith since Jean Stapleton. — Michael Alberty, Wine Enthusiast, 93 pts
The 2022 Grenache Rosé Edith manages to walk the line between medium pink and salmon-orange. The nose is delicate and floral, with pink flowers, cranberry and cherry essence with hints of plum blossom. Medium-bodied and with a straightforward mouthfeel, the rosé is fresh and ready for action. The wine is balanced on the palate and ends with a delightful finish that captures the freshness of a rosé fermented and aged in concrete egg and stainless steel. — Anthony Mueller, The Wine Advocate, 92+ pts
A coral-colored rosé with pretty notes of peaches, herbs, watermelon and grapefruit. It’s refreshing and delicious, dry, with a medium body and a bright and lively finish. —James Suckling, 92 pts
Orange blossom, tart strawberries, and some floral, spicy notes all emerge from the 2022 Edith Rose, a juicy, medium-bodied rosé that has a Côtes du Rhône-like style in its texture and acidity. Think of it as lying between a fresh, simple Provençal rosé and a richer Tavel. It will drink nicely over the coming summer months. — Jeb Dunnuck, 90 pts
