
Warm weather and sunny days signal summer is near. Whether relaxing at the cottage or dining in the city, ease into the season with a variety of refreshing rosés. From citrus and berry aromas to orangey-pink and hot, vibrant hues, these five wine makers are about to make you blush.
For the rosé newbie: Featherstone Rosé – Stemming from a small Niagara, Ontario, winery, this rosé is grown, produced and bottled onsite. Its dry, defined taste is complemented by aromas of strawberry and raspberries, not to mention cherries that will charm you into coming back for more.
For the hostess: J.P.Chenet Cinsault Grenache Vin de Pays d’Oc - J.P. Chenet is a well-known wine maker and combined with its stylish look, this bottle makes the perfect hostess gift. Its slight curve and vintage feel, sweep you away to a summer day at an old country home in the South of France. Enjoy slightly chilled with a taste of goat cheese.
For the sophisticated sipper: Kim Crawford Pansy! Rosé – Created specifically for summer sipping and sweet tastes, this wine is berry delicious with a vibrant, hot pink hue. Made from Merlot grapes, this light and refreshing wine is a perfect companion to fish and chicken.
For the wine connoisseur: Jansz Premium Vintage Rosé – Four years of aging and an interesting blend of pinot noir and chardonnay, created a strong wine personality. This rich and creamy truffle-like treat will take you away to a world of your own.
Summer garden lounger: Remy Pannier Rose d'Anjou 2009 – Light in colour with a clean, delicate flavour, Remmy Pannier Rose d’Anjou is a lovely match for dessert or an afternoon treat.
Summer is close, and there’s a rosé for every moment. Experiment and ease into long and lazy days with your own unique blush.
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Comments
This post makes me want to slip out to the LCBO right now to pick up one of these delicious-sounding rosés! Kim Crawford wines have been popping up everywhere lately and I love her Pinot Noir. I have to say now I'm anxious to try the rosé. When I think of summer wines I often think of sparklings and whites but overlook the obvious - rosés! Thank you for this post and I look forward to trying these wines this summer!
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