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Rosé Wine
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Quinta Nova 2023 Rosé Wine – Douro DOC
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Quinta de São Luiz Winemaker’s Collection Reserva 2021 Rosé – Douro DOC
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Marquês de Marialva | Selected Harvest Rosé Wine – Bairrada DOC
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Rosé wine styles
Dry Rosé: Characterized by its crisp acidity and lack of sweetness, dry rosé is refreshing and food-friendly.
Off-Dry Rosé: Has a slight sweetness, making it approachable and versatile for pairing with a variety of dishes.
Sweet Rosé: Noticeably sweeter and often enjoyed on its own or with desserts.
How Style Affects Flavor:
- Dry Rosé: More acidity and minerality.
- Off-Dry Rosé: Balanced sweetness and fruitiness.
- Sweet Rosé: Pronounced sweetness with intense fruit flavors.
How to store Rosé wines
Store rosé in a cool, dark place, ideally at a consistent temperature of 50-55°F (10-13°C).
Rosé wine serving temperature
Serve rosé chilled, between 45-55°F (7-13°C), to enhance its refreshing qualities.
How to choose a Rosé wine
Consider your taste preferences – whether you prefer dry, off-dry, or sweet wines – to select the right rosé.
Choose lighter, dry rosés for casual, outdoor events and richer, more complex styles for dinner parties and special celebrations.
Rosé wine ageing potential
Most rosé wines are best enjoyed within a year or two of release to retain their fresh and vibrant character.
Rosé food pairings
Classic Mediterranean Pairings: Rosé pairs wonderfully with Mediterranean dishes like grilled vegetables, seafood, and salads.
Versatility with Various Cuisines: It also complements a wide range of cuisines, including Asian, Mexican, and spicy dishes.
Rosé common grape varieties
Grenache, Syrah, Mourvèdre, Cinsault, Tempranillo, Sangiovese and Pinot Noir