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Rosé has been underrated wine for some time now, with sweet varieties giving it a bad rep. A good dry rose is a favorite of mine, refreshing, floating between red and white. But what do you do when you open a bottle, expecting a nice dry rosé and
quelle horreur, cloying sweetness assaults the taste buds?!
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That happened to me the other day. I bought this nice rosé with a cool drawing of a goat on the label. And, surprise! Dessert like wine, just not my taste. I was determined to salvage the situation.
A hefty squeeze of lime and bubbly seltzer fixed the problem! I suppose it is essentially a wine spritzer. Or a classy rosé cocktail!
6 ounces rosé (on the sweeter side!)
Juice from half a lime
4 ounces seltzer water
Combine all three in a goblet, and garnish with a lime wedge. Makes 1 drink.
This would be a nice easy punch if you have reason to whip up a bunch of it.
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