I've been a fan of Rose for awhile now but I need a little advice..I absolutely do not like the sweet Rose's but prefer the more drier Rose almost like the dryness of a Pinot Gris or a Sauvignon Blanc.. How do I know when picking out a bottle if its sweet or not? Not all bottles have a description on the back and was wondering if there's a color to tip me off?
So… of course, as video about wine fashions, you were required to take a dig at White Zin. However, if this video had been made during the heyday of White Zin, half of the video would’ve been taken up explaining how White Zin was a “blush”, rather than one on those disgusting pariahs of oenology, a rosé! In retrospect, what is a “blush”, and how does it differ, if at all, from other rosés?
I’m sorry the main way of making rosé is called WHAT? 😂😂 I heard it wrong until I turned the captions on
only blink will understand 😂
Rosé from blackpink
I've been a fan of Rose for awhile now but I need a little advice..I absolutely do not like the sweet Rose's but prefer the more drier Rose almost like the dryness of a Pinot Gris or a Sauvignon Blanc..
How do I know when picking out a bottle if its sweet or not? Not all bottles have a description on the back and was wondering if there's a color to tip me off?
I love the bottle of Eberle Côtes-du-Rôbles Rosé you showed for dark opinions. Such a wonderful example of CA rosé.
Learned a lot! Getting into Rosè more. It's growing on us.
Hi, whats the name of the instrumental music playing in the background?
Dude, white zin was all the rage in the EARLY 80's in Nor Cal, always ahead of it's time.
Well executed. I enjoyed this
I was actually thinking about Whispering Angel at the beginning of the video. So good!
So… of course, as video about wine fashions, you were required to take a dig at White Zin. However, if this video had been made during the heyday of White Zin, half of the video would’ve been taken up explaining how White Zin was a “blush”, rather than one on those disgusting pariahs of oenology, a rosé!
In retrospect, what is a “blush”, and how does it differ, if at all, from other rosés?
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Didn't know there is a drink named after a kpop girl