Think Pink!

Diana Naramore • June 30, 2019

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Sipping rosé in the summer is booming beyond just a trend. It’s a common misconception (guilty!) that all rosés are overly sweet and taste the same however, you’ll be glad to discover this is just not the case. These 6 varying shades of pink and versatile varitals are now available at Sip and Ship! Best enjoyed chilled, especially delicious when served with friends on sunny Seattle afternoons in the backyard, on the patio or picnic in the park. Sip and Ship can also ship wine .

1. Francois Chidaine Rose - Loire, France - dry and crips notes of white berries and ripe raspberries. Great date night or binge watching companion.

2. Ca’ Furlan Sparkling Rosé - Veneto, Italy - dry, balanced and delicate peachy notes. This one happens to be Diana’s seasonal sipping fave! Pairs well with any dish from the grill or cheese plate.

3. AMaurice Rosé - Walla Walla - French oak aged, high acidity with hints of rhubarb, strawberry and citrus flower. A beautiful and sophisticated choice for any brunch or afternoon garden party.

4. Sonder Cinsaut Rosé - Yakima Valley - barrel fermentmented and bone dry, with crunchy red fruit and French sensibility. Love the hand-dipped wax seal!

5. Elsom Rosé - Columbia Valley - oak aged, bright and smooth melon. A new release!

6. Fortuity Rosé - Yakima Valley - steel aged, bright and zesty strawberry and cherry. Greenwood Sip and Ship Store Manager, Jerad’s brunch fave and tastings available at the Queen Anne Farmer’s Market (they are there every other Thursday from 3-7:30pm).

Other non-alchoholic summer gift are also available to share from our gift shop !

Summer smiles from the Sip and Ship team, today and always!
#thinkrose #wineshop #shipwine #sipwine #celebratingsummer

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