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Examples
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My husband (resident winemaker, whoop your behind boulist) always has a glass of "rosado" (Provençal for rosé?
French Word-A-Day: 2009
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I just had her rosado from last year and it was great.
Spot the 62 pointer - Viu 1 from Chile - and some Spanish | Dr Vino's wine blog 2009
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This rosado has a pink and amber hue, gorgeous mature, nutty aromas with dried rose petals and a luxurious texture on the palate.
Some wines with age! Luneau Papin, Lopez de Heredia and Ducru | Dr Vino's wine blog 2009
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For the first picnic of the season I grabbed a bottle of Borsao ($10, Jorge Ordoñez is the importer), a 2005 rosado from Campo de Borja in Spain.
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I could have it now, though...naw, I'd have it for lunch with a glass of rosado!
South Beach Friendly Breakfast Casserole with Mushrooms, Bell Peppers, and Feta Kalyn Denny 2007
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The rosado was made of old vines of the listán negro grape, which is perhaps better known as the mission, a grape that was widely planted in California by Spanish settlers, but has largely disappeared there.
NYT > Global Home By ERIC ASIMOV 2012
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This rosado is a year-round wine, gutsy and savory with an exotic flavor of earthy fruit and a touch of licorice.
NYT > Home Page By ERIC ASIMOV 2012
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Our bottles included one sparkling wine; six whites; one rosé, or rosado; nine reds, or tintos; and one sweet, or dulce.
NYT > Home Page By ERIC ASIMOV 2012
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Even so, our favorite wine in the tasting was the rosado, a 2010 from Los Bermejos, on Lanzarote.
NYT > Home Page By ERIC ASIMOV 2012
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This rosado is a year-round wine, gutsy and savory with an exotic flavor of earthy fruit and a touch of licorice.
NYT > Global Home By ERIC ASIMOV 2012
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