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La Vieille Ferme Rosé*Packaging may vary

La Vieille Ferme Rosé

Pink Wine /13.5% ABV / Rhone, France

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Rosé Wine

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Rhone, France

Sweet-Dry Scale

Dry

Tasting Notes

Citrus

Citrus

Floral

Floral

Red Fruit

Red Fruit

ABV

13.5%

Food Pairing

Chicken, Tomatoes

Features

Screw Cap

Style

Fruity & Floral

Product description

This rosé comes from the south end of the Rhône valley in the Ventoux appellation. It is made from a blend of grenache, syrah, and cinsault grapes. The color is darker than other French rosés, almost a ruby color. The taste is absolutely delicious. Fruity, dry, crisp, and smooth. It pairs great with grilled meats and sunshine - perfect for BBQs or a day at the lake.

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Community reviews

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  • Deborah

    I really like this wine it’s low in calories and it’s dry anytime you have a low calorie wine. It will always be dry. I would suggest this wine with any pairing of foods.

  • Joseph Bullock.
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    Excellent!

  • William R. Gill.
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    Lightly fruity, crisp and refreshing.

  • Rachel Fitzpatrick.
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    Quick Efficient Great

  • Cath G.
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    I haven't opened it yet, but the date on the box is old.

  • Elizabeth
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    Vinegar

  • Sean
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    Flavorless

  • rebecca e.
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    It's a good value box rosé. Completely innocuous.

  • Angielena
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    Delicious!

  • Jill C.
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    Easy drinkable wine.

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FAQs

Like white and red wine, rosé is a broad category of wine that is based on its blushing reddish-pink color. Rosé can be made from any red grape grown from any region with popular types including grenache, pinot noir, sangiovese, syrah, and carignan. In Spain, rosé is called rosado and in Italy it is known as rosato. 
A common myth is that all rosé wine is on the sweet side, and while there are certainly some that are quite sweet, you can find alternative styles with very little sweetness.  
When you taste a bottle of rosé, expect a combination of fruity and bright flavors like raspberries, citrus, flowers, and strawberries. A typical rosé will tend to be on the sweet side, but not overly so. 
This is a wine that pairs well with everything. Think salads, roasts, sushi, and fish dishes.
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