US EditionEliza Dumais: From rosé all day, to no way rosé. Has pink wine lost its lustre?
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Journalist Salli Koivunen declares the Austrian summer grape, which was crossed about a hundred years ago, to be a hit grape.
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Eliza Dumais: From rosé all day, to no way rosé. Has pink wine lost its lustre?
Ahhh rosé, the favoured wine genre amongst Etsy T-shirt purveyors and the summer-specific contingency of Nantucket. While the stuff is, in theory, nothing more than a (pink!) wine made using red grapes with a shorter maceration than your standard red wine (less time on the skins), its reputation indisputably precedes it. In short, it’s become something of a cultural punchline, a passé slogan on coffee mugs and athletic wear hawked at your local …
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