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the dew-pink wine the world judged for decades, then crowned for surviving its own reputation

means Rosé is a pink wine made by letting red grape skins tint the juice only briefly, landing it in color and character between red and white.

from "Rosé" is simply French for "pinkish," from rose, "rose" — the flower — which descends through Latin rosa, ultimately a borrowing from Greek rhodon. The wine takes its name straight from its blush, the same root that colors English "rose" and "rosy." The truncated spelling "ros" drops the accented é, a casual clipping rather than a separate word.

means dew
Danish and Norwegian for the morning droplets
color trick
red grapes touch juice only briefly for pink
provence reigns
southern France makes the global benchmark style
shrugs off rules
not white aged red, its own category
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