Sincronia Rosat 2023

Wine Description for Sincronia Rosat 2023 by Mesquida Mora

Colour & Appearance

A vibrant, luminous coral – the quintessential orange-pink of the Mediterranean coast, immediately awakening curiosity and promising freshness.

Nose

The nose is inviting and multi-layered: red berries, peach and nectarine meet the juicy flesh of watermelon. Beneath these shimmer Mediterranean accents – pomegranate juice, a hint of grapefruit and a mineral note of crushed stone, unmistakably announcing the Mallorcan origin.

Palate

On the palate, the Sincronia Rosat unfolds with carefree, captivating juiciness. Red berry fruit and a subtle citrus note are carried by a lively, fresh acidity. A light grip lends structure and tension, whilst a whisper of burnt almond – an elegant gift from the yeast sediment – provides depth. With just 0.1 g residual sugar, it is bone-dry, yet never austere: a ripe, almost creamy texture caresses the palate.

Finish

Medium-length, fresh and invigorating. The acidity remains present without intruding – it simply demands the next sip.

Terroir & Origin

Mesquida Mora ranks among the most convincing addresses on Mallorca – a winery that understands the island not as a backdrop, but as a genuine expression of terroir. The combination of Mediterranean climate, mineral-rich soils and the elevation of the island’s interior shapes this rosé with character and individuality.

Grape Variety & Vinification

A cuvée of Cabernet Franc, Merlot and the Mallorcan indigenous variety Callet. The grapes were destemmed, gently pressed and the juices of each variety fermented separately – a process demanding precision and care. Subsequent ageing on fine lees in stainless steel preserves freshness and imparts the wine’s refined, creamy texture.

Food Pairing Suggestions

Ideal with grilled octopus, garlic and parsley prawns or a bouillabaisse. Equally delightful with goat’s cheese, tomato burrata or a summery vitello tonnato.

Special Characteristics

The Sincronia Rosat embodies the best of the new Mallorcan wine culture: international grape varieties in dialogue with the native Callet, vinified with meticulous care and without compromise. A rosé that points far beyond its category.