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Rosé wine has a lighter red colour, sometimes appearing pink. This is due to less contact with the grapes skins which are what gives a wine its red colour. This varying colour is also due to the type of grape used, causing differences in rosé wines from around the world. Rosé wines can also be made still, to sparkling, and come in varying degrees of sweetness.
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