Category Archives: Carignan

Dedicated to Rosé–Part Two

Posted on June 16, 2016 by the drunken cyclist

Monday, I published my thoughts on rosé wine production. Basically, there are two ways to make a rosé: the Saignée Method where a bit of juice is bled off a red wine and then vinified, and what I call a … Continue reading →

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