…And it is great with fish or barbecue – two of my favorite summer meals.
Today’s words come to us from Steven Kolpan, Professor and Chair of Wine Studies at The Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, NY. Specifically, the words appear in Kolpan’s consumer guide to wine, Wine Wise.
Here in Virginia, spring has arrived with enthusiasm. The sun is shining (mostly), the air is warm, everything is blooming (allergy sufferers are suffering), and my lawn looks like it’s been taking anabolic steroids. Cue the annual spate of posts about the arrival of Rosé Season.
Le Sigh.
Why must rosé be relegated to a season? I’ll admit I drink more rosé in the spring and summer, but I certainly don’t limit myself to a season. Rosé tastes just as good in January as it does in July. Sometimes better.
Rosé is the ultimate compromise wine. Whenever I can’t decide whether to have red or white wine with dinner (or Tuesday), I reach for rosé. The…
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