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RE: You mentioned cost...

Posted by jimbill on July 18, 2010 at 20:47:14:
I'm always amazed at what wines will bring. $30 seems a bit strong. I remember drinking the best that Tavel had to offer for a couple of bucks back in the 80's.

Rose is a wine meant to be sipped on a summer day, not too long after release. Different grapes add different interpretations, but it is still typically a wine of limited levels, IMHO.

Steve, does it cost as much to produce? I assume not, because you don't have to cellar it near as long.

Now, rose champagne is a horse of a different color.