Rosé Water Combines Dry Rosé Wine with Sparkling Water
Laura McQuarrie — May 20, 2020 — Lifestyle
References: rosewinewater & prnewswire
Within the last few years, a few wine-inspired water beverages have been introduced to appeal to consumers who appreciate the essence and flavor of wine yet are adopting different drinking habits—and Rosé Water is setting itself apart as a new beverage that combines the properties of wine and sparkling water. The new drink in the wine category is touted as a first-of-its-kind fusion of rosé and sparkling water and it boasts just 69 calories, no sugar and no added flavoring.
As Rosé Water describes, "it's arguably one of the most health-conscious offerings currently available in the alcohol beverage industry," and the product promises to appeal to consumers who are focused on health and wellness, and desire refreshments with real, recognizable ingredients.
Image Credit: Rosé Water
As Rosé Water describes, "it's arguably one of the most health-conscious offerings currently available in the alcohol beverage industry," and the product promises to appeal to consumers who are focused on health and wellness, and desire refreshments with real, recognizable ingredients.
Image Credit: Rosé Water
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