The reasonably dark-hued 2022 Tavel Trinite is mainly Grenache, with smaller proportions of Cinsault, Syrah and Clairette. It offers up a trinity of strawberries, raspberries and cherries on the nose, with hints of white-chocolate richness and tendrils of wild briars. A full-bodied rosé, it's broad and expansive on the palate without seeming overdone, finishing clean and refreshing.

Manissy's 2021 Tavel Trinite features scents of ripe black cherries, even hints of chocolate, on the nose, balanced by notes of tangerine and lime zest. While rich, generous and appealing, this medium to full-bodied wine isn't overweight or bulky, although there is the slightest hint of bitterness on the finish. This is the sort of Tavel that might convince doubters that the wines can age for at least year or two.

The 2020 Tavel Trinite incorporates Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault and Clairette. It's appropriately ruby in hue, with gorgeous, forward aromas of strawberries and redcurrants on the nose. Medium-bodied and silky in texture, with a long, mouthwatering finish, it's not the biggest, baddest Tavel, but it's a fruit-driven wine to enjoy over the next year or so.