Cali by Snoop - Rose Wine from California - Bulk Buy, Rose Wine Case of 6 x 75cl Bottles

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I wasn't particularly surprised when I raised the wine glass to my nose and could smell candied strawberries. When I was studying my WSET Award in wine I noticed that boiled sweets were one of the strongest notes and something closely associated with White Zinfandel. Snoop explains his excitement, We did it big with 19 Crimes Cali Red, so you know we had to do it again and this time, I was thinking pink. I cant wait for everyone to sip on my Snoop Cali Rosé and bring those fresh feels from spring into summer and beyond. I hope when you open a bottle of this wine you take a little mind trip to my Cali home. This is how we Rosé the Snoop Dogg way! The news was announced on Saturday, August 13 via Master Ps . The cereal brand is a collaboration with Broadus Foods, which Master P jointly owns with Snoop Dogg. He is also an American rapper and entrepreneur.

Dubbed Snoop Cali Rosé, the wine is a blend of grenache and zinfandel. The fruit-forward drink has notes of raspberry, strawberry, and red cherry. Paired with delicate floral and rose petal aromas, its practically summer in a bottle. The vino promises a pleasant mouthfeel with balanced acidity and sweetness, according to the product description.In the early Aughts, Snoop partnered with Cognac house Landy for a fun ad campaign, and in 2020, he officially launched his own gin and a wine collaboration with 19 Crimes. Starting with a Cali Red, the partners have since expanded into a Cali Rosé, a Cali Blanc (Sauvignon Blanc) and a Cali Gold white blend. This man has seemingly not met a spirit or wine category his palate doesn’t love.

The rosé is part of Snoops multiyear partnership with 19 Crimes, a line of wines inspired by the convicts turned colonists who built Australia. The release comes almost a year after their debut launch, Snoop Cali Red, which was the top-selling wine innovation of 2020, according to a press release.It’s really about the recipes and giving folks really cool ideas for meals,” eMeals head of content Scott Jones said, “but also encouraging people to be thinking maybe next level about how to pair food and wine.”