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Gretchen Neuman
VinoVerve Editor
Well it is Spring here in the Neuman household (at least that is what they keep telling us) and I have exhausted my supply of the most local wine source available to me, The Rebel Girl Chardonnay. So naturally it is time to think about what wine I will be drinking in the summer. I am a sucker for a dry rose in the heat of the summer so that seemed my best bet. The kit that I found said Spanish Rose with Tempranillo. This seems all around a good choice to me. And so it begins!
The juice mix came in two separate packets. The first was quite rose looking already and what kind of blend it was was not clear. The second, smaller container, was red wine, clearly the tempranillo.
Previously, I had stated that second born, Sophie would be responsible for naming this wine. However as time ticks away, I may resort to Rose Ole!
I hope that the color of the wine resembles a sunset in Cabo San Lucas. Cross your fingers!
This is a nice color for rose wine!