Dry rosé
ClassicPale to medium pink, dry, with red-fruit lift and white-wine freshness.
A table of many small dishes needs one flexible wine; dry rosé handles herbs, yoghurt, grilled meat, and lemon at once.
Serve 8–11 °C
Many small dishes at once, so flexibility beats precision. One wine has to cover herbs, yoghurt, lemon, and grilled meat.
Pale to medium pink, dry, with red-fruit lift and white-wine freshness.
A table of many small dishes needs one flexible wine; dry rosé handles herbs, yoghurt, grilled meat, and lemon at once.
Serve 8–11 °C
Dry, high-acid, unoaked whites with citrus and green-fruit character and little weight.
Sharp acidity suits lemon, sumac, and fresh herbs.
Serve 7–10 °C
White grapes fermented on their skins, giving tannin, texture, and amber colour.
Texture and savoury tannin bridge the gap between the vegetable and meat dishes on a mezze table.
Serve 12–15 °C
Pairing suggestions are editorial, drawn from established convention rather than measurement.