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Best of Category
Joie Pinot Noir Rosé
2005, B.C. $18.40
Rosé
perfectly captures the lively personality of Okanagan
fruit. Sadly, there never seems to be enough to
go around. This is a snappy blend of Pinot Noir
and Chardonnay from one of the Okanagan’s
ever-growing brigade of boutique wineries. It’s
crafted in a slightly off-dry style, but the focussed
flavours and lively acid provide the structure
for serious food. Look for this wine on top restaurant
wine lists or at private wine stores.
Image credit: John Sinal
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Rosé
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Best of Category Joie
Pinot Noir Rosé 2005, B.C. $18.40 +255000 *
Marques de Caceres Rosado 2005, Spain $14.99 +361188
Unspeakably pretty—and it tastes as good as it
looks.
Rosé Food Pairings:
Dungeness crab cakes, paella and Cajun shrimp gumbo.
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