Gamay, Beaujolais, France 

A wine so pink we can hear the fairy godmother in Sleeping Beauty shout “MAKE IT PINK!”. Located in the sweet hamlet of Le Breuil, deep in the southern Beaujolais, perched above a narrow creek, Domaine Dupeuble has been fermenting near continuously since 1512! Today it is comprised of one hundred hectares, 40% of which is vineyards, tended without the use of any chemicals or synthetic fertilizers. A crisp yet rich rosé made by direct pressing the light-skinned gamay (think very subtle tannins), that went though full malolactic fermentation (think ROUNDness) before being aged in stainless steel – bringing the punchy and plentiful fruit to a whole new level of mouthwatering. Perfect in pink, tiny wild strawberry, watermelon syrup, gooseberry, pink lady apple, grapefruit skin & burnt cherry soaring across the sky in a hot air balloon of minerality. Pour alongside your best Molly Ringwald attitude paired with a John Cryer outfit.