Rose Wine

Pronunciation: /roʊz waɪn/

Definitions of rose wine

noun a type of wine that is typically served chilled

Example Sentences

A1 I like to drink rose wine with my friends.

A2 She bought a bottle of rose wine for the party.

B1 Pairing rose wine with seafood is a popular choice.

B2 The sommelier recommended a French rose wine for the main course.

C1 The vineyard's rose wine has won several awards.

C2 The subtle notes of strawberry and rose in this wine make it a delightful choice for a summer evening.

Examples of rose wine in a Sentence

formal The guests were served a refreshing glass of rose wine during the reception.

informal Let's grab a bottle of rose wine for our picnic this weekend.

slang I'm in the mood for some rosé, wanna join?

figurative Her cheeks turned as pink as rose wine when she heard the surprising news.

Grammatical Forms of rose wine

• plural: rose wines
• comparative: more rose
• superlative: most rose
• present tense: enjoys rose wine
• future tense: will drink rose wine
• perfect tense: has drunk rose wine
• continuous tense: is drinking rose wine
• singular: rose wine
• positive degree: rose wine
• infinitive: to drink rose wine
• gerund: drinking rose wine
• participle: drunk rose wine

Origin and Evolution of rose wine

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: French

Story behind the word: The term 'rose wine' originated from the French word 'rosé' which means pink or rosy.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a pink-colored wine made from red grapes with limited skin contact, the term 'rose wine' has evolved to encompass a wide range of pink wines made using various methods and grape varieties.