Author: Dirk Chan
The rosé season is in high gear!
Pinks are the rage, perfect for sipping on the deck, yet perfectly comfortable as a food and wine pairing. 95% of rosé are dry and its nicely settled in our neck of the woods as the perfect Al Fresco drinker. We’ve got lots of pinks on hand to choose from so do drop in.
Pictured left to right:
2020 Spinelli Tratturo Cerasuolo d’Abruzzo DOC (Abruzzi, Italy) – $17.99
2020 Perrin & Fils Studio by Miraval Rosé (Provence, France) – $21.99
2021 Domaine Tempier Bandol Rose (Provence, France) – $63.99
2021 Rudolf Rabl Zweigelt Rosé (Kamptal, Austria) – $24.49
NV 13th Street Burger Blend Rosé (Ontario – Niagara, Canada) – $21.49
Other interesting pinks for your consideration:
2021 Sokol Blosser Estate Rosé (Oregon – Willamette Valley, United States) – $29.99
2021 Gruber Roschitz St. Laurent Rosé (Austria) – $24.99
2020 La Playa Cabernet Sauvignon Dry Rosé (Colchagua Valley, Chile) – $15.99
2021 Domaine de Triennes Rosé (Provence, France) – $24.99
2020 Edoardo Miroglio Soli Rosé (Thracian Valley, Bulgaria) – $21.49
2021 Spier Chardonnay Pinot Noir Rosé (Western Cape, South Africa) – $16.49
2020 Château de Trinquevedel Tavel (Rhone Valley, France) – $29.99
2021 Chateau Croix d’Allons Bandol Rosé (Bandol, France) – $42.99
Enjoy!