I had some Rosé wine the other day. It was not bad. I enjoyed the colour more than the taste (dry). I am not a pink-oriented lady, but this type of wine in rose colour is quite fascinating. I prefer sweet taste of wine more than dry taste. Lately I drink more than I used to have. It's a shame that I can't drink often. Drinking sometimes makes me suffer from migraine. Shame.
A rosé (From French: rosé, ‘pinkish’) wine has some of the colour typical of a red wine, but only enough to turn it pink. The pink colour can range from a pale orange to a vivid near-purple, and often may seem to be more orange than pink or purple depending on the grapes and wine making techniques. Rosé wines are generally dry.
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