By Lucy Clarke-Billings, Newsweek
Supermarkets have reported a huge rise in the sale of pink wine.
There is a rosé, frosé and brosé movement in Britain, judging by the phenomenal sale figures of pink wine.Frosé, for those who are yet to try it, is a frozen rosé—made by freezing rosé wine with lemon juice and sugar. It is usually prepared in a large container and frozen for around seven hours before being blended into a slush.
Brosé is less of a cocktail and more of a movement, sparked by men standing tall and shattering gender stereotypes by declaring that they are “not afraid to drink pink.”
Read the full article here.
There is a rosé, frosé and brosé movement in Britain, judging by the phenomenal sale figures of pink wine.Frosé, for those who are yet to try it, is a frozen rosé—made by freezing rosé wine with lemon juice and sugar. It is usually prepared in a large container and frozen for around seven hours before being blended into a slush.
Brosé is less of a cocktail and more of a movement, sparked by men standing tall and shattering gender stereotypes by declaring that they are “not afraid to drink pink.”
Read the full article here.
