The beautiful horse coat color, Rose Grey, was the inspiration for our Rosé wine. Rose grey is the intermediate shade of a chestnut or light bay horse when it is greying out, or developing a white coat. Horse people call a white horse a "grey" because of the slight tinge from the dark skin underneath. The pinkish, or rose, color develops because the red hairs are growing out at the same time as the white hairs are coming in. This Estate-grown rosé reveals notes of tart cherry and vanilla. Pair this gorgeously colored wine with grilled salmon, chicken or mild cheeses.
65% Chanboucin | 35% Seyval Blanc