Shades of Rose - Rosé NV (750ml)
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Price: $14.99
Producer | Shades of Rose |
Country | Germany |
Varietal | Rosé |
Sku | 31667 |
Size | 750ml |
ABV | 9.50% |
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Shades of Rose Description
Shades of Rose is a lightly sweet rose with plenty of fruit and mineral notes. It is made with Riesling and Pinot Noir. Shades of Rose is from Germany’s Mosel Region, on the steep slopes of the Mosel river. This region is famous for its vineyards comprised primarily of slate, which imparts a mineral characteristic to the wines.
HARVEST NOTE: Harvest takes place in late fall, ensuring the grapes have a long time to reach optimal ripeness. After harvest, the Riesling and Pinot Noir grapes are fermented separely in temperature controlled tanks, preserving the delicate fruit. Following fermentation this unique pairing of wines is expertly blended, balancing perectly the intense fruit notes of the Riesling and the delicate color and acidity of the Pinot Noir.
TASTING NOTE: This Riesling-based Rosé is a beautiful shade of ballet slipper pink with a bouquet of fragrant red berries, including raspberries and strawberries, and a subtle hint of floral notes. On the palate, the wine is delicately sweet and with flavors of stone fruit, that finishes with a mineral note. The wine has a bright acidity that balances the fruitiness and adds a long, refreshing finish.
FOOD PAIRING: Perfect with grilled seafood, fresh summer salads, spicy cuisine, or charcuterie and cheese plates. The wine’s fruity and floral aromas, combined with its subtle sweetness and crisp acidity, make it a versatile pairing with a wide range of dishes. It complements the natural sweetness of seafood, balances the heat of spicy dishes, and cuts through the richness of charcuterie and cheese plates.
TECHNICAL DATA:
- GRAPES: 60% Riesling 40% Pinot Noir
- APPELLATION: Mosel
- ACIDITY: 7.3 g/l
- ABV: 9.5%
- RESIDUAL SUGAR: 31 g/l
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