Sparkling Rosé wine is a type of wine that is fizzy, and can range in color from vibrant pink to salmon-orange. Sparkling rosé wines are made in all parts of the world, including the [ingredient=champagne Champagne] region, though those are called Rosé Champagne.
The pink color of sparkling rosé wine can occur from two different methods. A producer can either add still red wine to the white sparkling wine to make it pink in color, or they can do what is called saignée -- fermenting the wine with the skins of red grapes for a few days until enough color is present in the wine, then "bleeding" the wine off the skins.
In general, the more pink a sparkling rosé wine is, the more primary fruit flavors (cherry, strawberry, raspberry) it has. More salmon colored wines typically have more earthy, gamy flavors and less vibrant fruit.
Some popular cocktails containing Sparkling rosé wine
- Colette — Sparkling rosé wine, Blanco tequila, Cappelletti Aperitivo, Aromatized wine, Orange bitters, Herbal liqueur, Grapefruit peel
- Love Burns — Puerto Rican Rum, Sparkling rosé wine, Chinato, Grapefruit bitters, Lemon juice, Simple syrup
- À la Diable — Sparkling rosé wine, Mezcal, Cassis, Lime juice, Ginger syrup, Lemon peel
- Rue the Day — Sparkling rosé wine, Cognac, Amaro Nonino, Lemon peel
- Monkey's Paw — Sparkling rosé wine, Orange liqueur, Gin, Absinthe, Cassis, Orange peel
- Crush — Sparkling rosé wine, Campari, Bitters, Sugar, Lemon peel
- Los Amorosos — Blanco tequila, Elderflower liqueur, Sparkling rosé wine, Rhubarb bitters, Lime juice
- Jalapeño Business — Blanco tequila, Mezcal, Sparkling rosé wine, Crème de Fraise, Lime juice, Cinnamon syrup, Jalapeño
- Staten Island Ferry — Gin, Framboise, Cherry Liqueur, Aperol, Sparkling rosé wine, Lime juice, Grenadine
- The Royal We — Sparkling rosé wine, Gin, Orange bitters, Lemon juice, Orange flower syrup, Raspberry preserves, Grapefruit peel