Aged for 10 months in concrete and stainless steel, 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.

The 2022 Grenache Rosé Edith is made with Grenache from the Armada vineyard. It 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.

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.