It’s Pink,
But It’s Not What You Think
Ladoucette La Poussie 1997 Sancerre Rosé,
France
Sancerre, known in the U.S. almost exclusively for its
Sauvignon Blanc, also makes exquisite Rosés from
Pinot Noir grapes. This is a beautiful, vibrant, salmon-colored,
seductive wine.
| Bottle:
38.00 |
Glass: 9.50 |
Robert Sinskey Vineyards 2002 Vin Gris of Pinot
Noir,
Los Carneros of Napa Valley
Not only is this wine one of Robert Sinskey’s personal
favorites , but it is also organic, from his Vandal Vineyard
in Carneros. Whole clusters of Pinot Noir are lovingly
pressed to create pink magic. Only 545 cases made. We’re
very lucky to be able to get some in Austin.
| Bottle: 32.00 |
Glass: 7.95 |
Cantina Bolzano 2002 Lagrein Rosato “Pischl,” Alto
Adige, Italy
Lagrein, a little known Italian varietal, is usually
associated with huge red wines, but is also know
to produce some of the finest rosés in the
Alto Adige region.
| Bottle: 24.00 |
Glass:
5.95 |
Tortoise Creek 2001 “Les Amoureux,” Rosé d’une
Nuit,
South of France
Unique because it is a rosé of 100% Cabernet
Sauvignon grapes, Les Amoureux is fuller in body
than some, but still fruity and lively. Read the back
label for a touch
of French
humor.
| Bottle: 20.00 |
Glass:
5.00 |
Sparkling
Margaine Brut Rosé, Champagne
This is an incredible bottle of Champagne! Fabulous
pink tiny bubbles of love ascend the glass into the
heavens.
Bottle 52.00
Cristalino Extra Dry Rosé, NV,
Spain
A glass of bubbly just makes any occasion more
fun, and that’s what this Cava is all
about, fun. Besides it just looks darn good
in a slinky
little
flute number.
| Bottle: 20.00 |
Glass:
5.00 |
