FRENCH OR SPANISH ROSE WINE? LET’S TALK ABOUT IT
Rose is not a one-size-fits-all kind of wine. There is a whole world of styles, flavour, and experiences packed into those pink-hued bottles. And where it comes from makes a big difference. If you have mostly had French Rose from Provence, you know the drill. That is it offers you light, pale, and crisp taste. And there is nothing wrong with that.
Change It Up Just Like Breakfast
Think of it like breakfast. You do not eat the same thing every day. Some mornings call for a quick bowl of cereal. Other days, you want something more satisfying. Maybe bacon and eggs, or a stack of pancakes. Drinking Rose should feel just as flexible. Your wine should match your mood, meal, and moment.
Everything is in the Skins
Wondering what makes a Rose light or dark? It is all about skin contact. Rosé is made from red grapes, and the juice gets its colour by spending time with the grape skins. Less time on skins give you that classic pale pink. Let it sit longer, and you get a darker hue with more intense flavour.
Light for Lounging and Dark for Dining
If you are sipping in the sun or sharing a bottle before dinner, go for the lighter Roses. They are crisp, refreshing, and easy to drink. But if you are sitting down to a proper meal, darker Roses can hold their own. They have got the weight and to complement any food without overpowering it.
Spain Brings You Wholesome Variety
Spanish Roses come in a wide range of styles. From pale and delicate to rich and plentiful. That makes them perfect for drinkers who like to explore and mix things up. Your choice maybe into dry and crisp or full and juicy, there is a Spanish Rose out there for you.
Try Something New to Fall in Love Again
At the end of the day, Rose is meant to be enjoyed. So next time you are picking a bottle, think about the moment you are in. Do not be afraid to try something new. A darker, bolder Rose might just become your new favourite. Explore our collection and find a Rose that fits your style. Light or dark, French or Spanish there is no wrong choice but new experiences waiting to be had.