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Pinot Noir Rosé (New Zealand)

Pinot Noir Rosé is made with Pinot Noir grapes crushed and kept in contact with the juice for a short amount of time.

Typical Flavors

Raspberry
Raspberry
Cherry
Cherry
Citrus
Citrus
Grapefruit
Grapefruit
Pomegranate
Pomegranate
Peach
Peach
Melon
Melon
Cloves
Cloves

Pinot Noir Rosé is dry and crispy. A great summer wine!

Pinot Noir Rosé Profile

Pinot Noir Rosé is fresh and fruity:

SUGAR:Dry 3g/l
BODY:Light
FRUIT:Medium-High
ACIDITY:Medium-High
Temperature Serving temperature:
10-12°C (50-54°F)

Pinot Noir Rosé Food Pairing

Pinot Noir Rosé has a well-balanced acidity, making it very versatile for food pairing. It loves BBQ, Pasta and Spicy Food.

Pizza
Pizza
Tapas
Antipasti
Charcuterie
Charcuterie
Seafood
Seafood
Paella
Pasta
Spicy Asian
Spicy
Tacos
Tex-Mex
Hamburger
Hamburger
Chicken
Chicken
Lamb
Lamb
Pork
Pork
Veal
Veal

Excellent Pairings

Pasta. Risotto. Cous Cous.
Tapenade. Bruschetta. Olive Oil.
Anchovy. Garlic. Safran. Herbs.
Grilled or Roasted Fish. Seafood. Paella. Fishcakes.
Tacos. Fajitas. Wrap. Quiche.
Cold Cuts. Charcuterie. Sausages.
Roasted Chicken. Turkey. Ham. Lamb. Veal.
BBQ. Grilled Pork. Hamburger.

Best Match Cuisine

Mediterranean. Spicy Asian. Thai.
Mexican. Tex Mex. Moroccan. Indian Curry.

Cheeses

Goat. Sheep.
Medium Aged Cow Cheese.

About Pinot Noir Rosé

Light Rosés are summertime wines, far more refreshing than a red wine on a hot day.

Not surprisingly warm-climate cuisines works best with Rosés.


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