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Rose Wine by Fleming Jenkins from Russian River, California. *Limited quantity* Only Available in: CA, AK, DC, ID, IL, LA, MO, ND, NE, NH, NM, NV, OR, TX, WA, WV, & WY Fleming Jenkins Vineyards & Winery Invites You to Support Breast Cancer Research With Victories Rose. A message from Peggy Fleming: This year, I am celebrating my 57th birthday with the release of Fleming Jenkins Victories Rose. Created by my husband, Greg Jenkins, and me specifically to raise funds for breast cancer research, this wine supports a cause that has touched us personally. 100% of the net profits after taxes of this and future vintages of Victories Rose will be donated to charities supporting the cause, including The V Foundation for Cancer Research and the Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center at Georgetown University, both 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations. In 1998, on the 30th anniversary of my 1968 Olympic victory, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. For me, it was another Olympics, a life Olympics. Early detection saved my life. And I believe that my lifelong dedication to health, fitness and personal accomplishment also played an important role in my victory. I was one of the lucky ones, and I am grateful. I decided to share my hopes, my fears and my triumph with people around the world. I hope my story will be an inspiration to anyone facing breast cancer, and that I will be one of the strong symbols of the victories that can be achieved against life's greatest challenges. We must never give up hope. Please join us in the quest for a cure, with a purchase of Victories Rose. Victories is presented in a stunning magnum (1.5 liter) bottle and packaged in a commemorative hand-crafted wooden box. Greg and I thank you for your support and generosity.

Ros? Wine by Fleming Jenkins from Russian River, California. Fleming Jenkins Vineyards & Winery Invites You to Support Breast Cancer Research With Victories Rose. This magnum bottle contains 1.5-liters (two regular bottles) A message from Peggy Fleming: This year, I am celebrating my 57th birthday with the release of Fleming Jenkins Victories Rose. Created by my husband, Greg Jenkins, and me specifically to raise funds for breast cancer research, this wine supports a cause that has touched us personally. 100% of the net profits after taxes of this and future vintages of Victories Rose will be donated to charities supporting the cause, including The V Foundation for Cancer Research and the Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center at Georgetown University, both 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations. In 1998, on the 30th anniversary of my 1968 Olympic victory, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. For me, it was another Olympics, a life Olympics. Early detection saved my life. And I believe that my lifelong dedication to health, fitness and personal accomplishment also played an important role in my victory. I was one of the lucky ones, and I am grateful. I decided to share my hopes, my fears and my triumph with people around the world. I hope my story will be an inspiration to anyone facing breast cancer, and that I will be one of the strong symbols of the victories that can be achieved against life's greatest challenges. We must never give up hope. Please join us in the quest for a cure, with a purchase of Victories Rose. Victories is presented in a stunning magnum (1.5 liter) bottle and packaged in a commemorative hand-crafted wooden box. Greg and I thank you for your support and generosity. Click here to purchase an autographed Victories magnum by Peggy Fleming and Greg Jenkins (limited states only).

Ros? Wine by Philip Shaw from Australia. Ruby red in color with vibrant blossom perfume aromas with underlying richness of dark mulberry and integrated spice. The palate displays dark summer cherry, black currant with a touch of cigar box, which are integrated with soft but firm tannins. Pink Billy is our show girl Rose. The name came from frustrating beginnings, when Billy kept demanding attention during ferment, things just went wrong - however she always showed up better for the experience and was christened Pink Billy. Pink Billy is a team effort between Scott (viticulturist), Jo (winemaker) and myself (Philip Shaw); the resultant wine is a very serious yet unforgettable example of what this style should be. At its best Rose is powerful of flavour and bright of fruit, without any distinctive varietals.

Ros? Wine by Belle Glos from Sonoma County, California. Clear, crystalline medium rose-salmon color. Aromas of vine-ripened strawberries and green apples, with background notes of sweet oak. On the palate, abundant flavors of cranberry, pomegranate and crisp Fuji apples. Through the finish, the wine opens to a more opulent array of crisp, tangy fruits. A long, red-fruit-driven finish completes this lighter expression of classic Pinot Noir. Best enjoyed well chilled. Wonderfully fruity, but free of even the least hint of candy, and all Pinot Noir in its keen focus on cherries and plums, this pale, salmon-hued working has a nice sense of vinous substance and more fruity depth than most of the competition, but it is always lively and light on its feet. Well-placed acidity counters its scant touch of residual sugar, and its brisk, long-lasting finish is both cleansing and filled with flavor. -Connoisseurs' Guide

Ros? Wine by Tablas Creek from Central Coast, California. 62% Mourvedre, 28% Grenache, 10% Counoise The 2004 Rose is rich, ripe, and full of spice and fruit. It has aromatics of sage and juniper, as well as white plum and watermelon, flavors of ripe strawberries, fresh acidity and a lingering finish. Pair it with Mediterranean cuisine, Spanish tapas, preparations with garlic and olive oil.

Ros? Wine by Tablas Creek from Central Coast, California. Blend: 60% Mourvedre, 28% Grenache, 12% Counoise The Tablas Creek Vineyard Rose 2006 is a blend of three estate-grown varietals, propagated from budwood cuttings from the Chateau de Beaucastel estate. The blend is traditional of the southern Rhone, though the blend of grapes is predominantly Mourvedre, and therefore more like the solid, dry roses of Bandol than the lighter Grenache-based Tavel. The 2006 Rose is rich, ripe, and full of spice and fruit. It has aromatics of sage and juniper, as well as white plum and watermelon, flavors of ripe strawberries, fresh acidity and a lingering finish. Pair it with Mediterranean cuisine, Spanish tapas, preparations with garlic and olive oil...or just enjoy it outside on a sunny day.

Rose Wine by Robert Sinskey from Napa Valley, California. As this wine fills the glass, it teases with aromas of fresh strawberries and wildflowers. It dances lightly in the mouth with perfumed flavors of cranberry, lychee and honeydew melon ahead of mouth-watering, brilliantly refreshing acidity. This wine is vibrant on the palate, making it a wonderful mate for pure foods. Try it with a simple farmer's platter of sliced cured meats, olives and cheese, or more sophisticated preparations like paella or whole roasted fish.

Ros? Wine by Domaines Ott from Provence, France - regions. The following grapes are used in making this rose: Cinsault for its finesse and fullness; Grenache to add warmth to the wine; Syrah in small quantities to round out the wine, give it color and a touch of licorice. This rose is has a brilliant and crystalline color. The nose is a combination of fresh fruit aromas of peach and apricot with hints of white blossoms and spice. It is the perfect companion for delicatessen meats, poultry, white meats, fish and Asian dishes.

Ros? Wine by Guigal from Cotes du Rhone, France - Rhone. Blend: 50% Grenache, 40% Cinsault, 5% Mourvedre, 5% Syrah Eye: Clear, brilliant and fresh Nose: Fresh with an expressive nose of red fruits and citrus. Notes of raspberry and redcurrant. Palate: Fruity, fine and round. A well-balanced and elegant wine. Food pairings: Starters, grilled fish, white meat, poultry

Rose Wine by Green Point from Yarra Valley, Australia. Delicate and fresh fragrances of red berry, cherry and strawberry leap from the glass and entice the tastebuds. Soft and round, the mid palate offers floral, strawberry and red currant notes that extend through to a dry, savoury back palate. The supple and fresh mouth feel is complimented by a balanced and persistent finish.

Ros? Wine by Domaine de Nizas from Languedoc-Roussillon, France - regions. Blend: 40% Syrah, 40% Grenache Noir and 20% Mourvedre With a brilliant violet tint, the 2006 Domaine de Nizas Rose reveals an expressive bouquet mixing red berry fruits, marshmallow notes and minerality. On the palate, the aging on the lees brings a fuller mouth feel that balances the dryness. This cuvee is a refreshingly crisp wine that embodies the Domaine's style of finesse, elegance and complexity. This powerful and elegant Mediterranean wine will be the ideal partner to a lamb tajin with candied grapes and almonds or braised duck with licorice sauce.

Ros? Wine by Simi from Sonoma County, California. Giuseppe and Pietro Simi's daughter Isabelle took over management of the winery at the age of 18 and ran it successfully until 1970 when she retired. Over the years, Isabelle planted her Roseto, Italian for rose garden, with a new rose planted in honor of each new U.S. President (except, of course, for President Herbert Hoover, who enacted Prohibition in 1920). To this day, Isabelle's Roseto blooms fragrantly for visitors at the winery's century-old cellars in Healdsburg. A tribute to Isabelle, its dry, delightfully fresh, crisp and juicy style honors her legacy. Varietal Composition: 100% Syrah Appearance: Soft pink with peach hues Aroma: Strawberry and citrus notes with hints of lemon blossom Flavor: Fresh strawberry and peach flavors with mouth-filling ripeness and balanced acidity.