2016 de Nit Rose
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The very pale sparkling rosé 2016 De Nit is a blend of Xarello, Macabeo, Parellada and around 5% Monastrell—so, it's not a bleeding of red grapes but a blend of white grapes with a bit of red to give it a little color. This is their signature rosé, with the soul of a white. It keeps all the character of the place and has a little bit of color, very little—it's extremely pale, and some could say it's a white. It has the dry, austere and direct palate of all of these wines, a dry and tasty palate. 2016 seems like a superb vintage for this bottling. This is adjusted to three grams of residual sugar. 180,000 bottles, some 4,500 magnums and 8,000 half-bottles were produced.
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Tim Jackson MW, jancisrobinson.com
Luis Gutiérrez, Wine Advocate
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48% Xarello, 32% Parellada, 15% Macabeu, 5% Monastrell. Biodynamic. 18 months on lees. No dosage. Pale onion skin. Muted nose that is hard to encourage from the glass, with subtle hazelnut and a touch of cherry skin. Slightly coarse mousse, with lean, brisk acidity, flint and some citrus-peel bitterness. A bit lacking in depth. (TJ)