Crafted from Gamay Noir with a splash of Sauvignon Blanc for added lift
Divergence Gamay Rosé is an expressive wine that brings together terroir, grape, and technique in a seamless and stylish way.
Made with grapes from the Creek Road Vineyard in Niagara, Ontario, this rosé starts with hand-harvested Gamay Noir grapes, carefully handled to preserve freshness and purity.
The winemaking approach combines whole cluster pressing and saignée, then adds a subtle but impactful twist: a splash of Sauvignon Blanc from the same vineyard. This small addition enhances aromatic lift and adds a fresh, citrus-driven edge.
In the glass, it shows a delicate pale pink hue and opens with bright red berry aromas, citrus zest, and soft floral notes. On the palate, it delivers more than expected — juicy fruit, refreshing acidity, and a distinctive guava character, all supported by a subtle weight and texture that carries through to a long, satisfying finish.
