Each week, I spotlight a wine that leaves a lasting impression—whether for its unique personality, compelling story, or the pure pleasure it brings to the glass. This week, that honor goes to the 2023 Tablas Creek Dianthus, a serious and gastronomic rosé that effortlessly commands attention and leaves a lasting impression.
Tablas Creek Vineyards
Tablas Creek Vineyard (“TCV”) stands as a pioneer in Paso Robles, celebrated for its Rhône-style wines and commitment to regenerative agriculture. This influential winery is a partnership between two revered wine families: the Perrins of Château de Beaucastel in France’s Rhône Valley and the Haases of Vineyard Brands in the United States. Founded in 1987, TCV remains a family-led endeavor, with the new generation of Haases and Perrins guiding it into an era that honors tradition while embracing innovative practices.
At the heart of TCV’s mission lies a dedication to regenerative agriculture, a philosophy they champion as essential to addressing climate and resource challenges. In 2020, TCV became the first vineyard in the United States to earn Regenerative Organic Certified status, and in 2022, it achieved Regenerative Organic Certified Gold—a testament to its leadership in sustainable viticulture.
After a long search for the perfect terroir, the Perrin and Haas families chose Paso Robles, captivated by its soil and climate’s remarkable resemblance to that of Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Their commitment to authenticity led them to import vine cuttings directly from France, which they propagated and grafted on-site. These vines would lay the foundation for TCV’s 115-acre estate vineyard, certified organic since
This Article was originally published on ENOFYLZ Wine Blog
