blush wine

A blush wine is simply a rose by another name.

A dry white or blush wine goes best with these dishes.

He opened a cabinet and found a bottle of blush wine.

She watched this week's competition with a beaming smile and a glass of blush wine.

Roses, blush wines and others were off 3 percent, to 26 percent of purchases.

One of the blush wines, white zinfandel, is America's favorite varietal.

Or maybe a blush wine, like white zinfandel?

White Zinfandel is a thin, slightly sweet blush wine.

The winery's new blush wine will be introduced.

Though most blush wines cost $6 to $8, discounts abound.

Anyone used to bland, sticky "blush wines" will get a pleasant shock sampling this wine.

A blush wine will be marketed soon, Mr. Percy said.

The local blush wine might cover us."

The blush wines have naysayers, who liken the flavors to cotton candy.

Finally, a wine now made necessary by the presence of (I can hardly bring myself to say) blush wines: red zinfandel."

White zinfandel, the most popular of the so-called blush wines, a separate varietal category, was also up 13 percent, the report said.

A dry white wine, a light, cool red wine or a blush wine will go well with this meal.

Today, Blush wine appears on wine lists more often as a category, rather than a specific wine.

Her mother had never worked, she'd stayed home to take care of Lily and her two sisters and drink blush wine.

Soon, to meet the demand, resourceful winemakers were turning their unwanted red grapes into anemic pink blush wines.

Not beautiful sunsets, blush wine, fireside s'mores, and candlelit dinner dates.

Its '99 pinot noir blanc ($8) was voted best blush wine.

Today, the Haight operation produces three white wines, three red wines and a blush wine.

A blush wine, or a vin gris, is a pink wine pressed from red grapes, with no skin contact allowed.

White zinfandel, the darling of the California bulk-wine industry in the 1980's, is technically a blush wine, but it is decidedly sweet and generally awful.