Rosé wines are pink in color. They are also known as pink or blush wines. Rosés are made from black grapes, but don’t fully turn red because the grape skins are removed from the juice hours after contact. This brief exposure with the grape skins is what gives the wine a pink color. The brief skin exposure ensures that a minimal amount of tannins enters the wine. Many rosés are sweet. White Merlot and White Zinfandel are great examples. The most traditional European Rosés are bone dry.
Alpes De Haute “Lavendette” Rosé
Apothic Rosé
Bodegas Muga
Cotes De Provence Rosé
Ch Montaud Rosé
Ch Lamothe Bordeaux Rosé
Domaine Barcelo Rosé
Domaine Bousquet Malbec Caberent Rosé
Dom La Fage Rosé
Ete Rosé Ete
G.D. Vajra Rosato
Hermann J Wiemer Rosé Of Pinot Noir
Honoro Vera Rosé
La Spinetta Il Rosé Di Casanova
Les Lauzaraies
New Age Rosé
Martin Ray Rose
Mirabeau Provence Rosé
Olivares Rosado
Pulenta Estate
Ruby Red Grapefruit Rosé
San Felice Perolla Rosé
Terres De Galets Cotes Du Rhone Rosé
Underwood Rosé
Wild Pig Syrah Rosé
Whispering Angel Rosé