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2022 Love Drunk Rosé

2022 Love Drunk Rosé

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A playfully romantic Willamette Valley rosé from Maison Noir Wines, founded by Black sommelier André Hueston Mack. This vibrant blend of 72% Chardonnay and 28% Pinot Noir expresses the exhilaration of new love—sparkling, blushing, and vivid on the palate. Crafted for both celebration and intimate moments, it's joyful, accessible, and unmistakably boutique.

Product Details

Wine Type: Rosé
Varietal Blend: 72% Chardonnay, 28% Pinot Noir 
Region: Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA
Vintage: 2022
Winemaking: Crisp, fruit‑driven, ready to enjoy young

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  • Tasting Notes

    Aroma: Provocative strawberry and raspberry, a kiss of juicy wild strawberry

    Palate: Refreshing watermelon rind, playful kiwi, lingering strawberry essence

    Finish: Bright, chewy, with a blush of sweetness that leaves a flirty tickle

  • Meet the Winemaker

    Maison Noir Wines was founded by André Hueston Mack, a trailblazing Black sommelier turned vintner. After honing his craft at The French Laundry and Per Se, Mack launched Maison Noir in 2007 to shatter wine stereotypes and blend style with substance. Love Drunk embodies his mission: approachable, artful, and unapologetically fun.

  • FAQs

    What makes Love Drunk special?

    It’s a Black‑owned, sommelier-crafted expression that captures the thrill of romance through a unique Chardonnay–Pinot Noir blend—fresh, flirty, and flavorful.

    When should I drink it?

    Best enjoyed chilled and youthful, now through the next year. It’s ideal for warm evenings, brunches, and weddings.

    What pairs well?

    Try spicy Asian dishes, light spring salads, grilled shrimp, or soft cheeses—the wine’s fruit and subtle acidity complement them beautifully