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This is the month most Europeans head south for well-deserved vacations on the Mediterranean. It is a mass migration of workers seeking relief from Paris’ stifling heat, complaining customers, politics and screaming kids. Assuming you aren’t in France and your boss is not inclined to close shop for a month, perhaps you can transport yourself to a Mediterranean beach with a glass of rosé.
Rosé in France is as ubiquitous as a baguette. Nearly every restaurant serves it by the glass or carafe and there is no better pastime than sitting at an outdoor café wiling away a summer day over a glass of this special drink.
Sales of imported rosé of $12 or more increased 56 percent in the United States last year, so the drink known for its color and robust fruit is surpassing other categories. It’s about time.
Read the full article here.
Rosé in France is as ubiquitous as a baguette. Nearly every restaurant serves it by the glass or carafe and there is no better pastime than sitting at an outdoor café wiling away a summer day over a glass of this special drink.
Sales of imported rosé of $12 or more increased 56 percent in the United States last year, so the drink known for its color and robust fruit is surpassing other categories. It’s about time.
Read the full article here.
