Name: Cuvée Catharine Brut Rosé VQA by Henry Of Pelham
Brand: Henry Of Pelham
Price: 32.75 CAD
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Cuvée Catharine Brut Rosé VQA

by Henry Of Pelham

$32.75

($393.00 / case)

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1-2 weeks (Complimentary Delivery)

Producer : Henry Of Pelham

Region : Canada (Canada), Niagara (Canada), Ontario (Canada)

Bottle Per Case : 12 x 750 ml

Food Pairing : Breads, Cured Meat, Rich Fish, Soft Cheese, White Meat

Tasting Notes

A lovely, elegant rose, made from pinot noir and chardonnay, and among the best tasted at Canoe. The nose is all about fine citrus-apple-strawberry fruits and toasty notes. Bright red fruits and zesty citrus flavours fill the mouth of this crisp and delicious bubbly.

93 Points - Michael Pinkus
92 Points - Decanter World Wine Awards
92 Points - Dean Tudor

Specs

Bottles Per Case	12 Pack
Cellaring	Drink Now
Sweetness Descriptor	XD - Extra Dry See Sweetness Chart
Bottle Size	750 ml
Producer	Henry Of Pelham
Region	Canada (Canada), Niagara (Canada), Ontario (Canada)
Alcohol	12.0% alc. / vol.
Style	Sparkling
Vintage	N/V
Farming Method	Sustainable
Grapes	Chardonnay, Pinot Noir
Food Pairing	Breads, Cured Meat, Rich Fish, Soft Cheese, White Meat
Descriptors	Floral, Fruity, Mineral
Wine Type	Rosé, Sparkling
Wood Presence	Oaked
Body	Medium
Price of Case	$393.00

The Producer

Henry Of Pelham

Henry of Pelham Family Estate Winery is an Ontario winery that released their first vintage in 1988. The namesake of the winery, Henry (Smith) of Pelham was an early settler in Upper Canada’s Niagara Peninsula. His father Nicholas, the first settler, was Pennsylvania Dutch and a United Empire Loyalist who sided with the crown during the American Revolution of 1776. We named the winery Henry of Pelham after great-great-great grandpa’s son, Henry, who we think had a pretty dry sense of humour, nicknaming himself “Henry of Pelham” after a British Prime Minister. He was quite the entrepreneur, building an inn and tavern on the property and operating a toll road. He raised sheep. And grew grapes—some of the first to be planted in Canada. Our tasting room and wine store are in Henry’s carriage house. In 1984, when our parents decided to replace Henry’s concord and Niagara grapevines with old world vinifera grapes, the Niagara wine scene hardly existed and there were a lot of naysayers—but we had done our homework. Heat scans proved we had the right conditions, and we bettered our chances by contouring the hills and installing drainage. At the time, we were one of only a few Niagara wineries to make premium wines from our own grapes.