APRIL, 2011
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ROSÉ WINE
GOLD More than 80 SEK / bottle – Albia Rosé 2010. Price: 89 SEK. Importer: Wineworld AB SILVER 59 SEK or less / bottle – Puycheric Syrah Rosé 2010. Price: 59 kr. Importer: Arvid Nordquist HAB BRONZE 60-79 SEK / bottle – Two Oceans Shiraz Rosé 2010. Price: 63 SEK. Importer: Philipson Söderberg SPARKLING ROSÉ WINE/ CHAMPAGNE ROSÉGOLD 90 SEK or more/bottle– Henriot Brut Rosé. Price: 469 SEK. Importer: Mondowine Sweden SILVER Less than 89 SEK – Jaume Serra Brut Rosado. Price: 65 SEK. Importer: Fondberg & Co
Results of the Vinordic Wine Challenge 2011. 800 wines entered the competition. 38 categories. The entered wines must be available in Sweden. Focus on value vs price. EU certified. Read more: www.vinordic.se To get all the results, scan the QR-code (Tagdevin.com) with your smartphone. At the top of the page. You need a QR-code reader (Mobiletag).
posted by BLAISE April 15, 2011 18:34 News comments (0)
The demand for rosé wines was particularly strong in 2010 – volume increased by 6.5 percent – whereby there were corresponding declines in sales of white (-1.7 percent) and red (-1.3 percent) wines. As a result, the overall market share for wine according to type currently breaks down as follows: 51 percent red, 39.4 percent white, and 9.6 percent rosé
Read more...Deutsches Weininstitut
posted by BLAISE April 15, 2011 14:52 News comments (0)
Ni som följer vinifierat har koll på hur jag haltade runt i Tavel för ett år sedan och letade rosévin, ni har också koll på att Systembolaget köpte in det där vinet, och nu har det lanserats (1 april). Hur det gick? Min blygsamhet förbjuder mig att berätta det och istället för att citera majoriteten av de svenska vinskribenterna nöjer jag mig med att förse er med det här ganska för mottagandet typiska klippet. Och så mycket mer har jag inte att tillägga (hälsan tiger still, ni vet). Finns i varannan butik ungefär, men kan förstås också beställas: Les Lauzeraies Tavel (varunr 2724, snuskigt billigt med tanke på allt jag fått utstå för att förse er med den här godsaken, blott 95 sek)
Kategori: Rosé, Definitivt reklam
Read more...vinifierat.se
posted by BLAISE April 15, 2011 14:25 News comments (0)
MARCH, 2011
posted by BLAISE March 23, 2011 12:51 News comments (0)
NOVEMBER, 2010
The newly introduced Sula Brut Rosé in Maharashtra is a perfect bubbly not only because of its palatable and functional gift-worthy packaging but it’s a well made, fruity, crisp and balanced wine made from Chenin Blanc and Zinfandel that can be drunk on any occasion and takes the Indian sparkling wine to another level, writes Subhash Arora
posted by BLAISE November 11, 2010 13:31 News comments (0)
OCTOBER, 2010
Worldwide, summer months are when rosé wines thrive, so since
Jamaica and the rest of the Caribbean have almost permanent summer, maybe we
should be considering drinking more of this misunderstood and little respected
style of wine.
posted by BLAISE October 28, 2010 0:00 News comments (0)
Good rose has a crisp kick and a fresh berry essence that can revive the flagged spirits and heat-dulled tongues. As you would expect, rose works with those foods and fruits of high summer, like vine-ripened tomatoes, corn on the cob, red peppers, berries of all sorts. But the wine also is compatible with fall and its classic flavors: cabbage, Brussels sprouts, pears, cauliflower and broccoli, just to name a few.
One of the most memorable rose food pairings I ever encountered happened during an interview one snowy day. My host served lunch and poured a Tavel from the Rhone with a sausage- and potato-festooned platter of choucroute (French for sauerkraut). My spirit was instantly warmed and revived.
posted by BLAISE October 22, 2010 0:00 News comments (0)
In a highly competitive wine industry, Dusted Valley Vintners in the Walla Walla appellation has shown market savvy and a desire to keep improving their wines. And that they are doing with offerings such as Dusted Valley 2007 Reserve Syrah and Dusted Valley 2009 Boomtown Pinot Gris.
A LITTLE HUMOR can go a long way when you are marketing a new brand in highly competitive times. The first time I tasted a bottle of Dusted Valley wine, I was struck by the owners' motto: "As we say in the Dusted Valley, open that bottle. The first two glasses are for your health; the second two for ours!"
posted by BLAISE October 20, 2010 13:50 News comments (0)
Perhaps Long Island is best for merlot. Perhaps it's best for chardonnay. We'll tell you one thing, though. Given the amount of producers making them, you could make a fair case that Long Island is becoming rosé country.
The wine: Roanoke Vineyards 2009 De Rosa Rosé, a crystal clear, wild salmon colored rosé done in a dry, European style (it's not sweet).
posted by BLAISE October 15, 2010 17:03 News comments (0)
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