It's that time of year again!

As a longtime Rosé aficionado, I never expected the pink stuff would be as widely accepted as it currently is. Two recent experiences made this quite clear. The first, was at Napa’s Whole Food Market, where I noted there were more than fifty different producers on the shelves, from both foreign and domestic. Secondly, after that attention-getter, I browsed Wine.com, one of the more thorough Internet sources for wines of all types and provenance, to see what was currently available. You may not be surprised, but I was; there were 450 Rosés listed.   As you might expect, most of the offerings (170), came from France, with California in second place at 150, with Italy and Spain next with 21 each.   The tabulation continued down to Hungary and a couple other countries with one each.   Moreover, in addition to country, the web site also offered the following sort options for those looking for something quite specific: country subregion, specific vintage, latest price, recent

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