The 2022 Rosé of Grenache enchants the nose with vibrant notes of cherry blossom, peach skin, strawberry, kiwi and cotton candy. Rounded textures expand with fresh flavors of watermelon, lime rind and crushed gravel, while tangy acidity carries long into a quenching, citrusy finish. A refreshing rosé with a uniquely soulful vibe.  

In keeping with the Destinata ethos, every effort was made to stay true to the source and nature’s intent. After nighttime harvesting, the Grenache fruit was gently crushed by foot to release vivid aromatics and texture over a settling period of five hours. The lightest pressings were then racked with their lees to neutral French oak barrels for fermentation and initial maturation—including secondary malolactic fermentation to enhance the body of the wine.

At the three-month mark, the wine was racked to a concrete egg, where it aged for an additional five months to lock in fruit vibrancy while maintaining active lees contact. It was bottled unfined and unfiltered in June of 2023.  

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Sustainability is at the core of what we do. It is our way of doing right by the land that gives us so much. It also means being a good steward of our people, community, and winery culture.

• We farm our vineyards with organic practices
• We utilize hand labor for weed abatement as an alternative to herbicides
• We practice deficit irrigation as a means to conserve water and heighten fruit quality
• We pledge 1% of profits to “1% for the Planet” — a global initiative to benefit the environment and help grow a better world