Baron de Valls Rose 75cl
Pour this cold and the day gets lighter. It's a pale, blushy Spanish rosé that tastes of fresh strawberries with just a whisper of sweetness, soft enough to sip on its own, food-friendly enough to ride alongside dinner. Nothing serious, nothing stuffy. Just an easy pink that does the job from the first glass to the last, whether it's a slow Sunday or a late one with the crew.
Pale pink in the glass with a soft floral lift on the nose. The first sip is all fresh red fruit, think strawberry and a touch of red cherry, with a little citrus brightness keeping it lively. It's semi-dry, so there's a gentle hint of sweetness, but it doesn't go syrupy on you. Light and round, it finishes clean and leaves you reaching for the next pour.
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Where it's from
This one comes from Spain, made by J. García Carrión, one of the country's biggest and oldest family wineries with roots going back to 1890. It's built from native Spanish red grapes pressed gently to pull out that pale pink colour and fresh fruit rather than heavy tannin. The whole point is approachable and lively, a rosé made to be enjoyed young and cold, not fussed over.
Good to know
- What is the price of Baron de Valls Rose 75cl?
Baron de Valls Rose 75cl is KSh 1,049 at Oaks & Corks. Order online for delivery in 30 minutes for most areas in Nairobi, or next day countrywide.
- What does Baron de Valls Rosé 75cl taste like?
Fresh red fruit, mostly strawberry with a hint of red cherry and a little citrus lift. It's semi-dry, so lightly sweet but never cloying, and it finishes clean.
- What is the ABV of Baron de Valls Rosé?
It's 12% ABV, an easy middle-of-the-road strength for a rosé.
- How do I serve it?
Chill it well, around 8 to 10°C, and pour into a white wine glass. An hour in the fridge does it. A cube of ice or a soda spritz also works on a hot day.
- What food pairs with Baron de Valls Rosé?
Lovely with grilled prawns, lighter nyama choma, goat cheese, salads and light pasta. It's a flexible, easy match for casual food.
- Where is Baron de Valls Rosé from?
Spain. It's made by J. García Carrión, a large and long-running Spanish winery, from native Spanish red grapes.
- Is Baron de Valls Rosé sweet or dry?
It sits in between as semi-dry. There's a gentle touch of sweetness, but it stays fresh and balanced rather than sugary.
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Baron de Valls Rose 75cl price in Kenya
Buy Baron de Valls Rose 75cl online in Nairobi, Kenya for KSh 1,049. Order now for fast delivery across Nairobi — usually within 30 minutes — or next-day delivery countrywide.
