Spain’s Rosado: A Pink Wine That Defies the French Norm
Coffee lovers, wine enthusiasts, tea devotees—step aside. There’s a rosé rewriting the rules, and it’s not from France. Spanish Rosado, a category as vibrant as its hue, is quietly upending the pink wine hierarchy. While Provence’s bubble-gum pinks dominate global shelves, Spain’s take is a revelation: a blend of boldness, brightness, and a touch of mischief. This week’s Tasting Challenge unearths why this wine deserves a seat at the table—and why it’s worth savoring beyond the usual suspects. The magic of Spanish Rosado lies in its grapes. Tempranillo, Garnacha, and Viura form a triumvirate that’s anything but ordinary. Tempranillo brings…
