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RE: Summer rose....

Posted by triodesteve on July 7, 2010 at 19:33:44:
at $22 you are paying for the bottle...unless you do a bunch, silk screening is more expensive than paper labels. From the PH/acid numbers I assume they make the rose the proper way so there are real fruit costs involved. $22 makes them smarter business people than me. I charge $16 and it's my least profitable wine.
Are they really selling 2007 still? I'll be done with my 2009 soon.

BTW, just 3 plus years ago, when I opened the tasting room, I couldn't get people to even taste the rose...now, people come looking for it and almost every winery in town has one of the shelf.