In my never ending quest to find good wines for you to try, I took a Rose’ tasting class. I know, I know, the things I do for you guys! The Rose’ section of this website is sadly lacking, so I need to get out there and drink some Rose! The class was fun and one of the things I took away from it was that a Rose’ from Spain is typically good because the standards for Rose’ in Spain are high. So what did I do? I went right to the wine store and bought a Rose’ from California. I’ve never dealt well with authority.
This wine was fruity, delicate with a little acidity. I had it with a salad and a piece of poached salmon and it made the meal. It would also be a great deck sipping wine or a Sunday afternoon laundry and Netflix wine. And it’s pretty! Pretty food is important to some of us…
Stay tuned for some Roses’ from Spain. I know it’s time to start drinking more reds, but I’m not done with summer yet!
xxoo,
RMW
This post is in honor of the letter “R” and part of Jenny Matlock’s Alphabet Thursday. For more “R” posts, please click here Jenny Matlock.
EG CameraGirl says
That has to be one of the very best classes you have ever taken! Thank you for thinking of us. :))
Rocky Mountain Woman says
It’s my pleasure, EG CameraGirl. Anything for you guys!
RMW
Heather says
Yumm! I’m really getting into rose lately! I like it if it’s not too sweet!
Eden Hills says
I do appreciate all you do for us. 😉 Cute glass.
Rocky Mountain Woman says
It’s really hard, but I love you guys!
artmusedog and carol says
Lovely photo and wine sounds delicious with your simple yet elegant meal!
Happy Weekend to you,
artmusedog and carol
mark says
Thank you for the kind mention.
Gattina says
Rose is a nice wine as aperitif.
Barbara says
I’ve got some Rosé in the fridge right now! Will put this one on my list.
Rocky Mountain Woman says
Barbara,
I’ve been drinking a lot of it this summer and I think as I get older, it is easier on my digestion than my much loved cabs…
RMW
Su-sieee! Mac says
I haven’t taste a rose in a very, very long time. I recall them as having a sweet taste. I wonder if roses have ever been made into wine.
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