It’s not red, it’s not white, so, what is it?

The Rosé colour is created when the red grape skins touch the wine for just a brief period of time. Whereas, red wines can undergo a fermentation process that lasts for weeks on end using red grape skins, rosé wines staining lasts just a matter of hours. This is what gives the liquid its pink colour. 

The winemaker can adjust the time the red grape skins are in contact with the liquid, then removes the grape skins when the liquid has reached the desired colour. In theory, nearly any red grape can be involved in the process of making rosé wine, however, there are a few that are firm favourites among expert wine makers because of their fruity hints.

A few handy tips to look out for

Nowadays, companies are thinking about innovative ways to simplify the lives of their customers. Especially now that smart devices are on the rise and the big supermarkets do home deliveries for grocery orders.

The benefits of buying wine online have become so popular in this day and age. But, is this always a good thing? Not necessarily. With the rise of people that buy wine online, there are certainly a few points that need to be clear before you consider placing an order. We’ve collated these points together below.

2018 looks to be exciting for Premier Estates Wine

The last few years have seen consumers become much more wine savvy and adventurous. They’re asking some interesting questions and showing a lot more interest in where their wine comes from and how it’s made.

This is brilliant for us as we love nothing more than to tell people all about our multi award winning wine range including our Sparkling Prosecco, Cava, Grand Rosé and top quality still wines. We’re extremely proud of how fantastically our wine development and production teams have progressed since the brand was in its infancy.