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Episode 82: A Dozen Rosé s for Valentine's Day

Episode 82: A Dozen Rosé s for Valentine's Day

FromGrape Minds


Episode 82: A Dozen Rosé s for Valentine's Day

FromGrape Minds

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Length:
23 minutes
Released:
Feb 10, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

 
In this week's Valentines Day episode, Gina and Julie wax poetic about their great wine loves and present a bouquet of a dozen rosés.
Send Nudes Rosé , from the folks who bring you Sexual Chocolate, a Rosé of Pinot from Sonoma
Thomas Jefferson sparkling, could  not resist this since it is also Presidents Day coming up. This is a Cremant de Limoux  made from Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc and Pinot Noir.
Chimney Rock, cab franc, dark almost looks like cranberry juice
Elizabeth Spencer, it’s Grenache, dry and tropical, hard to find
Chateau Auguste from Bordeaux, right bank style, Merlot, Cab and Cab Franc
Charles Joguet Chinon Rose. Cab Franc makes a killer pink wine.
Terrebrune Bandol Rose- salmon in color and strawberry aromas. Mourvedre, Grenache and Cinsault.
Chene Bleu Rosé - a higher- end rosé  made from Grenache, Syrah, Mourvedre, Cinsault and Rolle. 
Some Rosé s are bubbly:  May we suggest Lanson Rose
Billecart Salmon
For a lower budget bubble, there’s Anna di Codorinu Cava which is a beautiful bottle to look at- major points for packaging. And can be found at around $10. A great party wine.  If anyone’s having a lonely hearts party for the singletons on V day- this is the quantity wine for you!
Remember the "Brangelina" rosé - Miraval? Now that the glossy sheen of celebrity has abated, the wine stands as a fab bottle to present on Valentine's or any day.  
Released:
Feb 10, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

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A podcast that looks beyond the glass to the stories of wine making, culture, and the history of the world’s most intriguing beverage. Hosts Julie Glenn and Gina Birch interview winemakers, talk with importers, and dig into the issues and nuances of wine in the modern world while always keeping it down to earth.