From a wine.woot mixed 6 pack back in July (approx. $14/bottle average), consumed at different times over the past couple weeks:
2013 Bravium Pinor Noir Rosé, North Coast
Light red color, slightly on the dark side for a rosé. Aromas and flavors of cherry with a hint of cherry candy (in a good way). Balanced acidity, slightly chunky with a hint of tannin. Generally dry but not underfruited. Overall, solid, nice, complex.
2014 Bravium Pinot Noir Rosé, Santa Cruz Mtns., Muns Vineyard
Light salmon color. Aromas of light berry, cherry, and rose petal. Hard to pick out individual flavors – hints of berry/red cherry. Very nicely structured, with vibrant acidity and a hint of mineral. Again, dry but not underfruited. Overall, quite tasty, flavorful, and structured, but on the refined/elegant side.
2014 Bravium Pinot Noir Rosé, Mendocino Ridge, Signal Ridge Vineyard
Light red color. Hard to put together a tasting note from memory on this one, but it was well structured in terms of acidity, dry but flavorful/fruited, and fairly complex (cherry and berry flavors). Overall, very enjoyable to drink.
No previous experience with this producer, but these were all enjoyable and well made; liked the differences in style between the three bottlings.