A tribute to the South of France

Isle of Beauty is the evocative name of the French island of Corsica, which is located in the Mediterranean Sea. This is where winemaker David Clouston learned his craft and where his great passion for rosé wines began. David’s philosophy in making rosé is clear and simple. He uses many different grape varieties that come from plots intended exclusively for rosé production. This makes for a distinctive, dry, vibrant, salmon-colored rosé for which Two Rivers is famous and for which the winemaker is celebrated.

And this is how the Isle of Beauty Rosé by Two Rivers tastes

Reminiscent of a fresh sea breeze, this Mediterranean-style rosé exudes a wonderful scent of fresh cranberries, honeydew melon and sea salt, accompanied by a slightly peppery spice. On the palate it also shows a lot of fruit, fleshy tamarillo, citrus seeds and watermelon make themselves felt, as well as a hint of spices and salty minerality. This sophisticated rosé is perfectly balanced and complex, with a fresh finish.