Can You Drink Rosé Wine in Winter?
There's a Rosé Just For the Winter Months, and Thank God We Don't Have to Start Drinking Water Now
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If it breaks your heart every Fall to place your Whispering Angel in the back of the fridge to make room for mulled ciders and the like, we may be able to help you frame the way you drink your Rosé. While the crispy sweetness traditionally makes it a warm-weather varietal, there are now refreshing, dry Rosés that are perfect for Winter. Yes, you heard us right. You can now drink your Rosé year-round. Here are two bottles that will help you get it done.
2017 Chateau de Berne Inspiration Rosé
2017 Chateau de Berne Inspiration Rosé ($20) pairs well in Winter with poultry or even ham. It's a tart bottle, though, with hints of strawberry. Thinking about Thanksgiving? It sips nicely with cranberry sauce and veggies like green beans or squash.
Ultimate Provence Urban Provence Rosé 2017
Bring Ultimate Provence Urban Provence Rosé 2017 ($24) to any big gathering. It's light but has the boldness of a Syrah. Pour it while eating herb-roasted turkey or even Thanksgiving stuffing.
