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2023 Boyd Cru “Free Spirit” Rosé

2023 Boyd Cru “Free Spirit” Rosé

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2023 Boyd Cru Free Spirit Rose is a bright, easy-drinking rose from Poolesville, Maryland, crafted by Maryland's first Black family-owned winery.

Made primarily from Merlot with a small amount of Gruner Veltliner, it brings red fruit, melon, raspberry, cherry, and refreshing balance for brunches, garden days, happy hour, seafood, veggie pizza, goat cheese, hummus, and flatbreads.

Product Details

  • Type: Wine
  • Style: Merlot Rose
  • Vintage: 2023
  • ABV: 13%
  • Region: Poolesville, Maryland
  • Blend: 97.5% Merlot, 2.5% Gruner Veltliner

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  • Nose: Raspberry, strawberry, and melon.

    Palate: Raspberry and cherry with balanced fruit and a hint of slate minerality.

    Finish: Clean, refreshing, and easy to sip.

  • Meet the Founders

    Jon’ll and Matthew Boyd, a dynamic couple and co-founders of Boyd Cru Wines, launched the brand in April 2023—the first Black family‑owned winery in Maryland. With grapes sourced from Maryland’s Eastern Shore and production in Poolesville, they use sustainable methods and community-focused events to redefine local wine culture. Their vision: to “sip outside the vines” and cultivate joy, connection, and vibrancy through wine.

  • Is this wine beginner-friendly?

    Yes. Its bright fruit and approachable balance make it easy to enjoy.

    What occasions suit this rose?

    Casual get-togethers, brunches, garden days, and happy hour are all good fits.

    What foods pair well?

    Grilled shrimp, crab salad, veggie pizza, goat cheese, hummus, and flatbreads all pair well.