Rose Wine

Rose wine is any type of wine made from red grapes, although the exact methods and grape varieties used to produce it alter depending on the region. Generally speaking, rose wines are light-bodied, with a delicate hint of berry or fruit flavours. Most rose wines are dry, with bright acidity that makes them refreshing in warm weather. Rose wines have a long and rich history, having been produced by winemakers since ancient times. Rose wines were also popular among the Greeks, who enjoyed a variety of styles from dry to sweet. In Medieval Europe, rose wines were considered a status symbol, often enjoyed by the upper classes. Today, rose wines have become increasingly popular due to their versatility and food-friendly nature.