Rosés from Mack & Schuhle Wines

Spring is here and warmer days are ahead! Here are some delicious and refreshing Pink wines and a Pink Sparkler. These wines are imported by Mack & Schuhle, a Miami-based national importer (founded in 2012) who is dedicated to bringing exceptional wines from around the world to the US market.

These wonderful rosés are from top wine producing regions such as Cotes De Provence in France and Piemonte Italy. They are made for warm weather drinking, are reasonably priced and distributed nationally.  

2020 Fête des Fleurs Rosé ($18.99) - Grown in the diverse and sometimes stoney “galet” soils of Provence and world renowned for the early Rosé wines from indigenous grapes (40% Grenache, 35% Cinsault, 10% Carignan, 10% Syrah, 3% Mourvèdre, 2% Rolle). This Fete des Fleur Rosé is made in the traditional way with characteristics of tart red fruits, brioche and wild berries.

2019 Art of Earth Rosé ($13.99) - From the warm, Mediterranean influenced south of France, this Art of Earth organic Rosé is made from dry farmed old vines (Grenache 70% Syrah 30%) and shows a classic salmon color with fruit tart aromas and flavors.

2019 Mosketto Frizzante Rosato ($12) - Mosketto is the combination of two famous grapes, Moscato and Brachetto, both locally grown in Piedmont and the base for this delicious mildly sweet, naturally bubbly, low alcohol wine. It is made in the same way as the more classic Moscato D’Asti and Brachetto D’Acqui but is stopped from fermenting completely which results in low alcohol and retention of the natural sugars from the grapes.

Acquesi Brachetto DOC ($17.99) - From the world renowned Cuvage winery in Acqui Terme, Acquesi Brachetto (100% Brachetto) is fresh, soft, balanced and long, with a delicate aroma of red fruits and baking spices.

So ‘think pink’ and enjoy the refreshment that rosé wines can offer. Cheers!

Disclosure of Wine Sample Submission: I received these samples at no cost for review. The opinions expressed are entirely my own.

Samples Provided by Mack & Schuhle (via Donna White Communications)