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Wölffer Estate Vineyard Made a Pink Rosé-Infused Gin
Rosé-infused gin is the latest iteration of experimental alcoholic pairings. Between wine-infused gummies and alcoholic jelly spreads, it appears as nothing is too offbeat for a rosé infusion. To capitalize on the imaginative pairing, the respected winemakers at Wölffer Estate Vineyard branched into hard liquor, infusing a batch of gin with their famous rosé.
According to the company, the base of the gin is made from the pink alcohol, resulting in a fruity aroma that's more playful and colorful than the standard grain base. The elaborate pink color was achieved through a small amount of grape skin extracts, which make the drink's aesthetics as appealing as its unique flavor profile.
According to the company, the base of the gin is made from the pink alcohol, resulting in a fruity aroma that's more playful and colorful than the standard grain base. The elaborate pink color was achieved through a small amount of grape skin extracts, which make the drink's aesthetics as appealing as its unique flavor profile.
