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Tag Archives: European Union
How do you make rosé? Add red wine to white wine (according to the EU)
This one really takes the cake. I mean, we’ve heard about a number of dumb things being done in Europe – and especially in France – to weaken and vilify wine.
Laws that prohibit just about every publicity about wine, and equate its online presence to pornography, a prohibitionist mood that seems to rival the American [...]
Posted in France, Rosé, wine trade Also tagged blending red and white wine, Rosé, wine advertising, wine regulations 2 Comments
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EU regulators give up: rosé will remain rosé.