
Bottle of Rosé
Pink because red grape skins sit in the juice for a few hours. Nobody mixed red and white.
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Pink because red grape skins sit in the juice for a few hours. Nobody mixed red and white.
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50 to 55°F is right. Any colder and you lose the fruit.
Over ice with a strawberry. More soda for a lighter glass.
When in doubt, pink goes with almost anything on the table.

Recipe · Made with rosé
A pale rosé can be fruity and a darker one can be bone dry. Look for "dry", or "brut" on sparkling.
Rosé is best within a year or two, so buy the most recent vintage.
Provence in France is known for pale, dry rosé. In Spain it's called rosado, in Italy rosato.