The one wine that seems to be the most popular over the last few years among wine lovers for the hottest days is bone dry rosé. Svetlana Khovrina/Shutterstock
My friend operated a retail wine shop. And he was incredulous.
It was 1983, and I had just written a wine column praising dry pink wines as a revelation, calling them a great compromise when two diners are having radically different foods, and a great wine to cool off with.
Dan Berger
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