Rosé

We love a bottle of good red wine, but sometimes they can feel a little heavy for summer nights. If you’re having fish, pasta, or even steak, a well-balanced rose will often have enough body to keep up with heavier foods, but not be so heavy that it leaves you feeling parched.

Serve these like you would a white wine: chill them well and serve in stemmed glasses to avoid warming them up with your hands. If you want to keep them extra cool, some folks use frozen grapes: this trick is certainly classier and better for the wine than using ice, which, in case you were wondering, you should absolutely not do at the work barbecue.

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