Rosé wines acquire their distinctive colour depending on the grape variety used to make the must, the time the skin remains in contact with the juice, and the temperature of the wine during maceration. The longer the contact time, the more intense and darker the colour of the resulting wine. The colour of rosé wines varies from onion skin to raspberry pink.
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