What is Rosé?
Rosé is, quite simply, a wine that only has a splash of red colour, and appears to be pink.
Why Rosés are of different colours?
The colour of Rosé can range from pale orange to vibrant pink, depending on the method used to make them.
Rosé grape varieties
Generally speaking, rosé wines can be made from any red grapes. The most popular rosés, however, are made from the following grape varieties.
Rosé and food matching
With its soft, fruity taste, easy-to-drink and lightweight character, as well as its attractive berry-like aromas, rosé can match perfectly with various styles of food.
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