Tasting - "House Limited Edition Rose Bubbles Wine"

 Name: House Limited Edition Rose Bubbles Wine

Variety of Grapes: Unknown; Blended

Country: "Global"

Region: "Global"

Vintage: Unknown

Cost: $5

Store: Kroger on South Main

Wine Shop Review: "Washington - "Fresh and fragrant aromas lead to a wonderfully bright palate. Flavors of juicy citrus and ripe strawberry marry with refreshing bubbles, and are rounded out by a crisp finish"" -TotalWine.com

Wine Folly: pg. pg. 25; "since color intensity in rose is controlled by the winemaker, a deeper color simply means the wine was macerated in grape skins longer"

My Review: A nice mix of red and white (leaning heavily towards white). The bubbles compliment the light body and the sweet taste. A very smooth drink. This drink was enjoyed watching a movie with friends. I would drink this again.





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