Rose Wine
Rose style wines are made by pressing ripe, red grapes but leaving the
juice in contact with the skins for just a short while so that the
wines just acquire a pink blush. These wines are generally drunk
young, while they are still fresh and vibrant.
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AU $60.00 |
17h 45m |
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AU $1.04 |
18h 11m |
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AU $60.00 |
22h 42m |
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AU $65.00 |
1d 18h 15m |
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AU $15.00 |
2d 16h 37m |
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AU $55.00 |
5d 15h 57m |
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AU $60.00 |
5d 17h 45m |
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AU $29.95 |
6d 37m |
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AU $0.99 |
7d 38m |
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AU $0.99 |
9d 19h 42m |
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AU $90.00 |
9d 20h 3m |
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AU $154.23 |
12d 2h 9m |
Historically rosé was quite a delicate, dry wine, exemplified by Anjou rosé from the Loire. In fact the original claret was a pale (clairet) wine from Bordeaux that would probably now be described as a rosé.
