When it comes to rosé, pink doesn’t have to mean Provence

The article challenges the prevailing assumption that rosé wine must be pale, dry, and berry-crisp Provence style, which has become a popular, albeit expensive, safe bet during rosé season. While Provence rosé, exemplified by brands like Whispering Angel, offers an easy and widely approved choice, the author advocates exploring a broader world of rosé wines from various regions, such as Morocco to Monmouth. The piece argues against limiting oneself to the dominant Provençal style, encouraging consumers to discover the diversity within the rosé category beyond supermarket shelves and high price points. It suggests that just as one wouldn't eat chips for every meal, wine drinkers shouldn't limit their rosé choices to one type, highlighting the vast array of other blushing wines available.