Ridge 2024 Lytton Springs Rosé
Elegant, precise, and bursting with life, Ridge Lytton Springs Rosé 2024 delivers the hallmark freshness of Ridge craftsmanship in a Rhône-style blend. It’s a wine of texture and tension—vibrant red fruit lifted by stony minerality and a long, mouthwatering finish.
Origins & Craftsmanship
Sourced from Ridge’s organically farmed Lytton Springs Estate in Sonoma’s Dry Creek Valley, this 2024 rosé is a field blend dominated by Grenache (40%), joined by Zinfandel (29%), Cinsaut (14%), Counoise (10%), and Mataro (7%).
Grapes are hand-harvested, whole-cluster pressed, and fermented naturally in 100% stainless steel for purity and freshness. After a brief three-month maturation on fine lees, the wine is bottled without malolactic fermentation, preserving its crystalline acidity and delicate aromatics. The result is an estate-grown rosé that balances California sunshine with classic European poise.
Critics Reviews
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Owen Bargreen (92 points) praised the 2024 release as “gorgeous and vibrant, with aromas of cantaloupe and white peach, a silky texture, and a fabulous interplay of weight, finesse, and salinity.”
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Hannah Staab (92 points) described it as “crafted in a Rhône-inspired style, Grenache-dominant and beautifully structured, with ripe strawberry and mineral freshness at a modest 13.2% ABV.”
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Erin Brooks (Wine Advocate, 91 points) noted “aromas of peach, guava and raspberry with fresh-herb and spice accents; medium-bodied with juicy acidity and grip for a long, refreshing finish.”
Tasting Profile
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Nose: Pale salmon in hue, it opens with fragrant notes of white peach, rose petal, and orange blossom, accented by hints of guava and wild strawberry.
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Palate: Bright and expressive—flavors of ripe raspberry and crushed stone mingle with subtle herbal tones. The texture is silky yet taut, driven by lively acidity.
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Finish: Clean and persistent, leaving a delicate impression of citrus zest, saline minerality, and lingering red berry fruit that invites another sip.
Quick Overview
| ABV / Proof | Origin / Region | Production or Grape Type | Aging / Maturation | Aromas & Flavors | Style / Identity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13.2% ABV / 26.4 Proof | Dry Creek Valley AVA, Sonoma County, California | 40% Grenache, 29% Zinfandel, 14% Cinsaut, 10% Counoise, 7% Mataro | 3 months in stainless steel; no malolactic fermentation | White peach, rose petal, strawberry, guava, crushed rock, citrus zest | Estate-grown California rosé in Rhône-inspired style—vivid, mineral, and refined |
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$12.25Ridge 2024 Lytton Springs Rosé
Elegant, precise, and bursting with life, Ridge Lytton Springs Rosé 2024 delivers the hallmark freshness of Ridge craftsmanship in a Rhône-style blend. It’s a wine of texture and tension—vibrant red fruit lifted by stony minerality and a long, mouthwatering finish.
Origins & Craftsmanship
Sourced from Ridge’s organically farmed Lytton Springs Estate in Sonoma’s Dry Creek Valley, this 2024 rosé is a field blend dominated by Grenache (40%), joined by Zinfandel (29%), Cinsaut (14%), Counoise (10%), and Mataro (7%).
Grapes are hand-harvested, whole-cluster pressed, and fermented naturally in 100% stainless steel for purity and freshness. After a brief three-month maturation on fine lees, the wine is bottled without malolactic fermentation, preserving its crystalline acidity and delicate aromatics. The result is an estate-grown rosé that balances California sunshine with classic European poise.
Critics Reviews
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Owen Bargreen (92 points) praised the 2024 release as “gorgeous and vibrant, with aromas of cantaloupe and white peach, a silky texture, and a fabulous interplay of weight, finesse, and salinity.”
-
Hannah Staab (92 points) described it as “crafted in a Rhône-inspired style, Grenache-dominant and beautifully structured, with ripe strawberry and mineral freshness at a modest 13.2% ABV.”
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Erin Brooks (Wine Advocate, 91 points) noted “aromas of peach, guava and raspberry with fresh-herb and spice accents; medium-bodied with juicy acidity and grip for a long, refreshing finish.”
Tasting Profile
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Nose: Pale salmon in hue, it opens with fragrant notes of white peach, rose petal, and orange blossom, accented by hints of guava and wild strawberry.
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Palate: Bright and expressive—flavors of ripe raspberry and crushed stone mingle with subtle herbal tones. The texture is silky yet taut, driven by lively acidity.
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Finish: Clean and persistent, leaving a delicate impression of citrus zest, saline minerality, and lingering red berry fruit that invites another sip.
Quick Overview
| ABV / Proof | Origin / Region | Production or Grape Type | Aging / Maturation | Aromas & Flavors | Style / Identity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13.2% ABV / 26.4 Proof | Dry Creek Valley AVA, Sonoma County, California | 40% Grenache, 29% Zinfandel, 14% Cinsaut, 10% Counoise, 7% Mataro | 3 months in stainless steel; no malolactic fermentation | White peach, rose petal, strawberry, guava, crushed rock, citrus zest | Estate-grown California rosé in Rhône-inspired style—vivid, mineral, and refined |
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Description
Elegant, precise, and bursting with life, Ridge Lytton Springs Rosé 2024 delivers the hallmark freshness of Ridge craftsmanship in a Rhône-style blend. It’s a wine of texture and tension—vibrant red fruit lifted by stony minerality and a long, mouthwatering finish.
Origins & Craftsmanship
Sourced from Ridge’s organically farmed Lytton Springs Estate in Sonoma’s Dry Creek Valley, this 2024 rosé is a field blend dominated by Grenache (40%), joined by Zinfandel (29%), Cinsaut (14%), Counoise (10%), and Mataro (7%).
Grapes are hand-harvested, whole-cluster pressed, and fermented naturally in 100% stainless steel for purity and freshness. After a brief three-month maturation on fine lees, the wine is bottled without malolactic fermentation, preserving its crystalline acidity and delicate aromatics. The result is an estate-grown rosé that balances California sunshine with classic European poise.
Critics Reviews
-
Owen Bargreen (92 points) praised the 2024 release as “gorgeous and vibrant, with aromas of cantaloupe and white peach, a silky texture, and a fabulous interplay of weight, finesse, and salinity.”
-
Hannah Staab (92 points) described it as “crafted in a Rhône-inspired style, Grenache-dominant and beautifully structured, with ripe strawberry and mineral freshness at a modest 13.2% ABV.”
-
Erin Brooks (Wine Advocate, 91 points) noted “aromas of peach, guava and raspberry with fresh-herb and spice accents; medium-bodied with juicy acidity and grip for a long, refreshing finish.”
Tasting Profile
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Nose: Pale salmon in hue, it opens with fragrant notes of white peach, rose petal, and orange blossom, accented by hints of guava and wild strawberry.
-
Palate: Bright and expressive—flavors of ripe raspberry and crushed stone mingle with subtle herbal tones. The texture is silky yet taut, driven by lively acidity.
-
Finish: Clean and persistent, leaving a delicate impression of citrus zest, saline minerality, and lingering red berry fruit that invites another sip.
Quick Overview
| ABV / Proof | Origin / Region | Production or Grape Type | Aging / Maturation | Aromas & Flavors | Style / Identity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13.2% ABV / 26.4 Proof | Dry Creek Valley AVA, Sonoma County, California | 40% Grenache, 29% Zinfandel, 14% Cinsaut, 10% Counoise, 7% Mataro | 3 months in stainless steel; no malolactic fermentation | White peach, rose petal, strawberry, guava, crushed rock, citrus zest | Estate-grown California rosé in Rhône-inspired style—vivid, mineral, and refined |
