($15):  Tavel, an appellation established in 1936 solely for rosé, usually produces wines that are notably more robust than other rosé wines.  Indeed, in this case, you could consider many of them as light reds, and Ogier’s, befitting the appellation, has more color and depth, balanced by vigorous acidity.  It’s a good choice for the barely cooked tuna atop a salad Niçoise.
88 Michael Apstein Jul 3, 2018