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• Comment Link Sonntag, 19 Januar 2025 01:58 posted by บาคาร่า888

  I recently introduced myself at a wine tasting as a '365 rosé girl'.
  
  Sipping the pink drink poolside or at a beach club with
  friends in warmer climates is what we dream of on these
  grey winter days. 
  
  But our darling rosé isn't just a summer fling - it's an effortless
  crowd-pleaser that will delight palates over the festive season just as it does in the sun.
  
  As the wine expert of the family, I've been steadily introducing new traditions in the
  vino department over the last few years. 
  
  The most controversial - now fully embraced
  by our multi-generational table of drinkers - is a magnum
  of rosé served with our beetroot and gin-cured salmon starter, perfected by my dad,
  on Christmas Day. 
  
  It's the perfect middle ground for those who don't enjoy an oaky white, squirm at an aromatic Sauvignon Blanc, brace
  themselves for the acidity of other crisp styles, or generally 'just drink red'.
  
  
  
  
  
  Rosé isn't just a summer fling, says wine expert Charlotte
  Kristensen 
  
  The British choice is typically a Provence-style pale pink: elegant, fresh, with just
  the right level of juiciness. However, don't shy away from rosé wines with a bit more colour at Christmas.
  
  
  Certain Spanish styles and deeper-hued French options (see my picks below) are dry and
  often have more bite than their pale counterparts.
  A deep colour doesn't necessarily mean sweetness (unless
  you're looking at bottom-shelf White Zinfandel
  à la Barefoot).
  
  If you're not sure what foods to pair rosé with, my advice would be to 'think pink': serve your blush wines with pink-tinged dishes.
  Below, I've listed five of my favourite festive pairings to
  try this season, with my rosé recommendations
  starting at just £5.59.
  
  Pick up a copy of Charlotte Kristensen's debut book, Wine:
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  The best food and rosé pairings to try this Christmas
  Salmon: Rosé wines cut through the rich, smoky, and oily textures of smoked
  salmon, while their silky texture and delicate flavours create a harmonious pairing with cured salmon.
  
  Cured meats: Prosciutto, Jamón Ibérico, salami, and similar cured meats are flavourful,
  salty, and fatty, making them a perfect match for the crispness of rosé, which provides a vibrant lift.
  
  
  
  Pomegranate salad: This pairing plays on the red fruit notes found in both rosé and pomegranate,
  creating a light, lively, and festive match.
  
  Lobster, prawn and crab: The succulent, subtly
  sweet, and salty-mineral flavours of shellfish are complemented by
  rosé wines, which echo and enhance these delicate attributes.
  
  
  Glazed ham: Rosé is a delightful match for the meaty, honeyed flavours of glazed ham, offering
  a bright, crisp counterpoint to this rich and satisfying Christmas favourite.
  
  
  The best rosé wines to drink this Christmas 
  Baron Amarillo Rioja Rosado (£5.59, Aldi)
  
  
  
  
  Baron Amarillo Rioja Rosado 
  
  A bargain, quaffable Spanish pick with cranberry crunch
  and a touch of saline freshness.
  
  La Vieille Ferme Rosé (£16, Sainsbury's) 
  
  
  
  
  La Vieille Ferme Rosé
  
  The much-loved viral ‘chicken wine' - an affordable favourite, now available in magnum
  for extra love.
  
  Domaine Maby Prima Donna Rosé (£14.50 at The Wine Society)
  
  
  
  
  Domaine Maby Prima Donna Rosé
  
  A characterful, deeper-hued, gastronomic rosé
  from Tavel, a renowned region known for its rosés with flair.
  
  
  Love by Leoube Organic Rosé (£17.50 at The Great Wine Co.)
  
  
  
  
  Love by Leoube Organic Rosé
  
  A classic Provence rosé, fresh and elegant, with notes of
  berry, peach, and delicate florals.
  
  Railway Hill Rosé (£20 at Simpsons Wine)
  
  
  
  
  Railway Hill Rosé
  
  An award-winning Kent rosé, brimming with red fruits,
  crisp acidity, and effortless elegance.
  
  Alkemi Xinomavro Rosé (£21.50 at Hedonism)
  
  
  
  
  Alkemi Xinomavro Rosé
  
  An intriguing Greek rosé, textured and generous, bursting with pink citrus, wild herb, and a mineral bite.
  
  
  Chateau d'Esclans Garrus Rosé (£120 at Jeroboams)
  
  
  
  
  Chateau d'Esclans Garrus Rosé
  
  A splurge-worthy gourmet rosé from the Whispering Angel family - unusually it is oaked,
  offering a structured, spiced sip with depth.
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