Goats Do Roam Wine Company Rosé Blend Goats Do Roam Rosé 2009

A fresh, enticing rosé, with notes of dried cherry, cranberry and watermelon, backed by a nice stony hint on the finish. Drink now.

Fresh, fruity and with a touch of floral sweetness, this rosé is a no-brainer choice for grilled chicken, seafood salads and spicy cuisine. On the nose, strawberry and spice, and on the palate, refreshing fruit flavors entice.

Fresh and clean, with strawberry and cherry flavors kept honest by a pleasant bitter note on the finish. Made from Cinsault, Grenache, Carignane and others. Drink now.

Has hints of wood spice and earth to go with its cherry and cola notes. A touch rustic for a rosé, but still good. Cinsault, Grenache, Carignan and others. Drink now.

Throw off the goat and bring out the pink wine! Blue skies and warm days are the perfect appetizers for this dry rosé blend. It's produced in South Africa, using traditional French varietals usually associated with the Côtes du Rhône region (these are all the clues you need to decipher the strange name). Honeydew and cherry aromas; juicy red raspberry fruit carries the wine through to a soft, pie-spice finish.

Deep, bright pink. Pungent black raspberry and cherry on the nose, with subtle floral and mineral qualities adding complexity. Juicy red berry flavors pick up tangerine and anise with air, as well as a sneaky sweetness. Fleshy and round but dry, with decent finishing cling and length. Dry enough to work as an aperitif but sufficiently full-flavored to handle richer foods, or cheeses.

Produced from an ever-changing mélange of grapes, this South African beauty is darker in color than most rosés, heralding its slightly more full-bodied flavor profile. Bone-dry and medium-bodied, there's a haunting aftertaste of very ripe strawberry that lingers nicely on the crisp finish.