Rosè 2024
Queen Of
Hearts

Charming, vibrant, and full of allure, Curtis Queen of Hearts Rose is a wine that captivates from the first sip. With a Sweet and fruity wine profile and an elegant finish, it embodies grace and charm. This wine is a celebration of beauty, passion, and the art of winemaking.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Is Queen of Hearts Rosé sweet or dry?
This rosé leans toward a sweet and fruity style, making it ideal for those who prefer softer, easy-drinking wines rather than crisp dry rosé.
What does Queen of Hearts Rosé taste like?
Expect ripe strawberry, raspberry, and subtle floral notes, with a smooth, slightly sweet finish that feels light and refreshing.
What is the alcohol content of this rosé?
It typically sits around 11.5%–12.5% ABV, giving it a lighter, more approachable feel compared to full-bodied reds.
Is this rosé good for beginners or non-wine drinkers?
Yes—it’s perfect for beginners due to its sweet profile, low tannins, and refreshing finish, making it very easy to enjoy.
What occasions is Queen of Hearts Rosé best suited for?
It’s ideal for brunches, date nights, celebrations, and casual gatherings, where a light, elegant wine fits the mood.
Should this rosé be served chilled?
Yes—serve well chilled at 6–8°C to enhance its freshness, fruitiness, and overall balance.
How does this rosé compare to dry rosé wines?
Compared to dry rosé, this wine is fruitier, softer, and more approachable, making it more appealing to those who enjoy a hint of sweetness.
Why do sweet rosé wines feel more refreshing?
The combination of light body, fruitiness, and slight sweetness creates a refreshing profile, especially when served chilled.
Is this rosé suitable for warm weather?
Yes—it’s an excellent choice for summer or warm climates, thanks to its light, chilled, and refreshing nature.
How long should I chill this wine before serving?
Chill it for 2–3 hours in the fridge or 30 minutes in an ice bucket for the best serving temperature.
