❄️ Cabernet Sauvignon-Syrah Rosé (Chile)

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Oveja Chic Rosé is a Cabernet Sauvignon/Syrah rosé from Chile’s Central Valley. Fresh, balanced and made for immediate enjoyment, it has enough structure and body to accompany food while remaining exactly what a rosé should be: refreshing, versatile and easy to open.

Rather than following the increasingly narrow idea that rosé must be extremely pale and nearly weightless, Oveja Chic shows what happens when two substantial red grapes are allowed to give rosé a little more presence.

Why We Selected It

We selected Oveja Chic Rosé because it is clean, balanced and well made.

Its acidity, body and alcohol work together without one element dominating the wine. It has enough structure to be interesting at the table while remaining refreshing enough to drink simply because you feel like having a glass of rosé.

That balance is what we look for.

Why Try It?

Because rosé is a type of wine—not a paint color.

Very pale rosé has become so dominant that color is sometimes treated as an indication of quality or style. It isn't.

Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah give you the opportunity to discover another expression of rosé: one with a little more body and structure while still being made to drink chilled and enjoyed for its freshness.

Don't compare it with Provence.

Discover what Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah can become as rosé.

Why Buy It?

Because this is an exceptionally useful bottle to keep chilled.

Open it before dinner. Bring it to a picnic. Put it on the table with vegetables, seafood, chicken, cheeses or a simple pasta.

It doesn't require an occasion, a complicated pairing or much thought.

Sometimes the best reason to buy a wine is knowing that you'll find plenty of reasons to open it.

Wine Term: 'Certified Sustainable'

Certified Sustainable indicates that the producer participates in Chile's recognized wine-industry sustainability certification program.

The certification looks beyond what happens in the vineyard alone and considers environmental practices, winery operations, natural-resource management and social responsibility.

It does not tell you what the wine will taste like.

It tells you something about how the winery operates while producing it.

A Short Note on Cabernet Sauvignon / Syrah Rosé

Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah are usually encountered as red wines, but both can also be used to make rosé.

The difference begins with skin contact.

Red wine receives extended contact with the grape skins, extracting substantial color, tannin and other compounds. For rosé, the juice spends much less time with those same skins before being separated from them.

The result is not simply a lighter red wine.

It is a different expression of the grapes—made specifically as rosé.

Using Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah can give the finished wine more structure and presence than rosés made from varieties naturally producing more delicate wines.

The goal isn't heaviness.

It's presence without losing refreshment.

Cellar, Serving & Pairing

Drink now. Oveja Chic Rosé was made to be enjoyed for its freshness rather than for extended bottle aging.

❄️ Serve well chilled, but not ice-cold. Very low temperatures can suppress a wine's aromas, texture and overall character. Pour it and give it a few minutes in the glass.

Pair with:

• Salads and vegetable dishes
• Shellfish and grilled shrimp
• Delicate fish dishes
• Roast or grilled chicken
• Soft and fresh cheeses
• Vegetable risotto
• Light pasta dishes
• Picnic foods and simple summer meals

Wine Details

Type of Wine: Rosé Wine
Brand Name: Oveja Chic
Vintage: 2025
Region: Central Valley
Country: Chile
Grapes: 80% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% Syrah
Bottle Size: 750 mL
Alcohol: 13%
pH: 3.71
Total Sulfur Dioxide: 115 mg/L
Reduced Dry Extract: 20.96 g/L
Total Acidity: 5.7 g/L (as tartaric acid)
Residual Sugar: 8.6 g/L (6.45 g/bottle)
Farming: Certified Sustainable
Style: Fresh, structured rosé
Body: Light to medium

Recommended serving temperature: 45–50°F / 7–10°C

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