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Product Details
This wine is concentrated, intense and broad-shouldered (for a rosé) thanks to the use of some appassimento-style dried fruit. It shows great depth, with ripe watermelon, cherry, raspberry, cranberry, tropical fruit and tangy citrus. Pair it with burgers, salmon, charcuterie, veggie burgers, pizza... this versatile, food-friendly wine will go with anything.
- VQA Wines
- Made In Ontario
More Details
- Release DateJune 8, 2024
- Alcohol/Vol12.4%
- Made InOntario, Canada
- ByThe Foreign Affair
- Sugar Content2 gram per Litre
- VarietalRosé - Dry
Product Details
This wine is concentrated, intense and broad-shouldered (for a rosé) thanks to the use of some appassimento-style dried fruit. It shows great depth, with ripe watermelon, cherry, raspberry, cranberry, tropical fruit and tangy citrus. Pair it with burgers, salmon, charcuterie, veggie burgers, pizza... this versatile, food-friendly wine will go with anything.
- VQA Wines
- Made In Ontario
More Details
- Release DateJune 8, 2024
- Alcohol/Vol12.4%
- Made InOntario, Canada
- ByThe Foreign Affair
- Sugar Content2 gram per Litre
- VarietalRosé - Dry
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