It sometimes seems like being a rosé lover is a sin and makes you look like an amateur. As amateur as I may be, I think rosé is a wine that deserves to be considered as a contender. Maybe it is because rosé is pink, and pink is associated with women, and women drinking wine [...]
Archive for juillet, 2009
Categories: communication, leisure, petanque, pink wine, rosé
In comparison to beer, wine is often seen in people’s mind as a drink to go with fine food, interesting conversations, romantic settings, complex debates or chic dinners. I won’t try to prove the opposite but this very perception that some people have of wine drinkers is probably one of the reasons why more and [...]
Categories: belgravia, borough wines, burger, crus, le grenadier, lifestyle, london, moulin à vent, o'vineyard, zinfandel
French wine ranked 5th in British sales announced the media last week… Should we all drop a tear or wake up and walk? While the new wine countries are rising and advertising like we have never seen, civil wars are still occurring in France. I am now spending my time in the beautiful Beaujolais region [...]
Categories: French wine, beaujolais, burgundy, economy, marketing, moulin à vent, sales
It is commonly thought that women drink light white and rosé while men drink red. Rosé isn’t a wine and even if it was, with such a color it wouldn’t be the one for a real man. We all agree that red is much more masculine isn’t it? White would do in hot weather, but [...]
