We can’t believe that it’s that time of year (again)!
Once again, it almost time for football, apples, grapes, and… school!
Whether you are an educator, or a parent, school can be a stressful thing. Maybe we can help!
10% off of all kits, now until September 2nd! For those educators out there, we’ll make it 15%.
(Just our way of saying thank you for all you do!)
It’s our next “Sign of the Times” entry!
This month: WINOS!
(WBD Translation: Maybe it should be *We’re*? Wine’s not just for the ladies any more!)
Check out some of our other graphics.
Note: A number of these are created on Canva and/or using Avery label software. You can check out our post on creating your own labels .
Got a “sign” you’d like to suggest or one you’ve created and don’t mind us sharing? Drop us a note on our Contact page.
Just a quick note to let you know that we’ll be closed Saturday, July 1st and Tuesday July 4th. Our parking lot is getting resurfaced!
Enjoy your holiday weekend and have a safe and happy Fourth of July!
BUT: If you want to be able to give wine for the holidays this year AND you want your recipients to be able to drink your wine right away, NOW’s the time to put up a kit!
The details:
– 10% off all mid and high end kits
– Buy 2 get the 3rd at 50% off all fruit and entry level kits
Remember, you can keep up to date with what’s happening at Wines By Design by signing up for our newsletter on our Contact page.
Rosé is style of wine that has a slight red tinge to it. Traditionally, color has been added by adding grape skins to the wine, but not long enough to qualify it as a red wine. Alternatively, red wine is sometimes blended with white to achieve the desired color.
This year, we have a limited number of Rosé kits from Winexpert. On the drier side (it’s a Sauvignon Blanc base), it should have slight citrus notes.
From Winexpert: Offering up tropical notes of pineapple and white peach with raspberry and cherry. The off-dry finish is balanced by expressive acidity for a refreshing, crisp wine that’s great on its own or with your favorite seafood dish.
For additional background on rosé wine, there’s a really nice article from the nice folks at Wine Folly. It discusses various tastes available in rosé wine, as well as how rosé wines are made. You can view the article here.
We have other blushes available too for your summer enjoyment! How’s about some other offerings from Winexpert, like:
We try to send out a newsletter every quarter or so. Sign up below!
Original Source: What Really is Rose Wine? –The Pink Stuff