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Bright Bordeaux rosé Rosé wines are becoming increasingly popular. No wonder with examples like the Le Rosé de Mouton Cadet from Baron Philipp de Rothschild! The cuvée made from the traditional Bordeaux grape varieties Merlot, Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon presents itself in the glass with a wonderfully intense pink color. Its bouquet is carried by red fruits such as currants and juicy cherries. On the palate, then, freshly picked, juicy strawberries and raspberries, wonderfully enlivened by a perfectly integrated fine acidity. Try this Rothschild Mouton Cadet Rosé with dishes with seafood or poultry and convince yourself of the quality of this lively rosé wine. The grapes for this French rosé wine come from the Côtes de Blaye wine-growing region, which is located on the right bank of the Gironde to the north, not far from the city of Bordeaux. In addition, another part of the grapes for Le Rosé de Monton Cadet are harvested in the vineyards of the Entre-deux-Mers wine-growing region, which is better known for its excellent white wines. In the cellars of Baron Philipp de Rothschild, the harvest is then made into wine using the traditional saignée process: the grape must is left on the mash for between 12 and 24 hours to give the end product enough tannins, juicy aromas and coloring. Only by spending this longer time on the mash can enough coloring be released from the grape skins to give the wine its crisp pink-rosé color. The must is then drained. The French describe this separation of must and mash with the term "saigner", which translated into English means "bleed". The saignée process owes its name to this process. At the same time, a small proportion of the harvested grapes is immediately pressed and processed into a finely mineral and very fruity rosé wine. This fresh wine is then blended with around three quarters of the saignée wine and bottled within four months of the assemblage. This gives you a top-class wine that you shouldn't miss out on! Order now!

Organic quality under the sign of the bull The Osborne Solaz Rosado Bio from Oborne Solaz, one of the most renowned wine producers in Spain, is a fruity, intense rosé wine. It is made entirely from the Tempranillo grape variety and comes from central Spain. Here the grapes enjoy many hours of sunshine, which favors the creation of a particularly great rosé. It presents itself in a delicate light pink in the glass and reveals its fragrant, intense aromas of red berries and tropical fruits. A lively, fresh wine that is beautifully balanced. This is thanks to the gentle processing of the grapes. This rosé proves that Osborne Solaz is at the forefront when it comes to sustainable wine production. This makes enjoyment much more fun! The rosé is recommended as an aperitif or with lighter dishes such as pasta, fish or starters.

Life can be so pink The dry rosé wine Réserve du Cochonnet from France has fresh, stimulating aromas on the palate. Made from ripe grapes of the Grenache, Mourvèdre and Syrah varieties, it exudes an irresistible scent of dewy wild raspberries and Mediterranean summer scents that combine with ripe cherries and a hint of citrus on the palate. Its aromatic variety and vibrant freshness make the Réserve du Cochonnet Rosé a great accompaniment to salads and Mediterranean starters. A little dream in pink that you should definitely try! Rosé wine has been enjoying a renaissance for some time now. And that is very pleasing! However, not everything that comes onto the market in the wake of this trend is likely to promise a long comeback. We are therefore particularly pleased to be able to present you with Le Cochonnet Reserve, a rosé wine whose seductive charm even the most discerning wine lover will happily succumb to.

The Baron Philippe de Rothschild Agneau Rosé is made from the three classic Bordeaux grapes Merlot (88%), Cabernet Franc (9%) and Cabernet Sauvignon. The latter, at just 3%, makes up the smallest proportion of this magical pink wine, which presents itself in the glass with a shimmering coral-pink color. On the nose it is fresh and fruity with notes of raspberry and red currant. On the palate it confirms its fruity freshness from the bouquet. Serve the Baron Philipe de Rothschild Agneau Rosé as an aperitif or as the perfect accompaniment to a convivial barbecue with family and friends.

A summer classic from Italy The cuvée of Cannonau and Sangiovese has aromas of strawberry, elderflower and floral notes in the bouquet. A fine minerality resonates in the background. On the palate, a sparkling, fresh rosé with fruity and powerful aromas is evident. Every sip lets you experience the Mediterranean holiday feeling more and more and melt away. The Sella & Mosca winery was founded in 1899 by Eriminio Sella and Edgardo Mosca. As Sardinia's largest wine producer, Sella & Mosca stands for first-class estate wines made from the local grape varieties Vermentino, Torbato and Cannonau as well as international grape varieties such as Cabernet Sauvignon. The vineyards of the Tenuta Sella & Mosca are among the largest contiguous vineyards in Italy, with almost 600 hectares planted with vines.

The Göttweig Mass wine has been an institution in the Benedictine monastery of Göttweig for centuries. From nature-friendly vineyard care to the treatment and care of the grapes, the church's purity law applies: Mass wine may only be produced with the permission of the bishop and must remain natural. This rosé shines with delicate aromas of red fruits, underlined with subtle spicy notes. On the palate it is fresh with the fine, smooth Pinot Noir characteristics.

A piece of the Italian way of life The Terre di Montelusa Rosato is a fruity rosé wine from Apulia, the south of Italy. With a lot of commitment, experience and a fine sense, the beguilingly fragrant character of southern Italy has been captured in this wine. This rosé is made from the Nero di Troía grape variety. The local variety is named after the legendary Greek city of Toja, from which it is said to originate. This rosé is just as magical as the history of the grape. A perfect summer companion that no fridge should be without. It has a full-bodied, fruity-intense taste of strawberries, sour cherries and a hint of herbal aromas. The wine enjoyment is rounded off with a creamy, melting aftertaste. Its refreshing nature is wonderfully refreshing on sunny days. Whether as an aperitif, with summer salads or antipasti, this wine is very tasty and with it you have Dolce Vita in your glass.

Even prettier in pink Norma Ratcliffe, who founded Warwick Estate in South Africa with her husband more than four decades ago, is known as the First Lady of Cape winemaking. A unique monument was erected to her with the "The First Lady" wines. The Warwick Estate "The First Lady Rosé" is a particularly fruity, dry rosé wine that is truly worthy of a monument! On the nose, the noble wine smells of ripe strawberries and red currants. On the palate, it shows gentle notes of watermelon and raspberries, thus presenting the South African grape variety Pinotage in the best possible way. The grapes ripen under ideal conditions at the foot of the Simonsberg. Here the grapes are given their full strength and elegance and the absence of chemical fertilizers allows the vines to ripen healthy and strong. The fruity South African rosé wine goes particularly well with tartar and a dash of truffle oil and is also particularly good to enjoy on a warm summer evening! This wine goes well with various dishes.

Drink pink and feel Moscato! Now it's pink! With the [yellow tail] Pink Moscato, the Australian winery Casella is bringing a new color to the wine shelf! Admittedly, we're not that far removed from rosé wine, but still: Rosé is rosé and Pink Moscato is pink! Moscato, you might think, isn't that a white wine grape? Bingo! The pink shimmer comes from the addition of small amounts of red grape juice. But the intensely colored wine is not only visually impressive. In terms of taste, it also provides a wonderful drinking pleasure with its sweet, fruity aroma of strawberries, which is also very crisp thanks to additional notes of green apple. In order to keep the fruit aromas and fresh acidity as concise as possible, the grapes are harvested at night. The processing equipment is also kept cool and the wine is cold-filtered. After vinification, it is blended with the juice of other Muscat grapes. This gives it an extra kick of freshness and fruit! The lively character of this Australian wine is underlined by a very fine effervescence. Try the [yellow tail] Pink Moscato well chilled with light dishes or as an aperitif.