Rosé
82/100
The short takeA straightforward dealcoholized rosé with appealing berry fruit and floral character. Fresh acidity and gentle sweetness make it easy to drink, while limited complexity keeps the experience simple.
Tasted Karl HillHow we score
In the glass
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Appearance
Pale salmon pink.
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Nose
Strawberry aromas mingle with delicate flowers and a suggestion of orange blossom.
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Palate
Light-bodied and led by strawberry and soft red berries. Gentle sweetness accompanies fresh acidity, keeping the fruit approachable and the sip easy to drink.
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Finish
Red-berry and floral notes remain after the sip, with a little sweetness lingering alongside them.
How wine-like is it?
Resembles a simple, lightly sweet rosé, with berry and floral character supported by fresh acidity. Its light body and lingering sweetness give it a soft, easygoing wine profile.
Structure
- Light body
The wine
Strawberry gives Misty Cliffs Rosé its center, with delicate flowers adding a little interest around the fruit. A suggestion of orange blossom comes through in the aroma. The pale salmon color suits the gentle expression: this is a light, approachable dealcoholized rosé with a clear berry character and modest complexity.
The sip follows that aromatic lead. Strawberry and soft red berries carry the palate, accompanied by gentle sweetness and fresh acidity. The sweetness supports the fruit, while the acidity keeps the overall impression fresh. With its light body and direct flavors, the wine is easy to drink. Its appeal rests on that combination of fruit, freshness and approachability.
Red berries and floral notes remain into the finish, with a little sweetness lingering alongside them. The floral character helps connect the close to the aroma, giving a consistent impression across the glass. There is limited complexity to explore beyond those berry and flower notes. At 82, this is an enjoyable, straightforward rosé whose simple fruit character and fresh acidity make its case without much elaboration.
The bottle
Production Dealcoholized
Evidence Bottle verified
Production type describes how it is made, not how it tastes. What this classification means.
Method Undeclared
Research notes
The tasted bottle declares less than 0.5% alcohol by volume, describes the rosé as gently de-alcoholized, and lists de-alcoholized rosé wine as its first ingredient. The producer confirms alcohol removal at range level but names no technique. Boisson attributes spinning-cone technology to the brand; that retailer claim is not corroborated by the physical label or producer process page, so the method remains undeclared.
Verified facts
Evidence: Bottle verified · 8 sources
- Not disclosed Method Undeclared
Where to buy
- Misty Cliffs
- Package
750 ml
- Typical price
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$20.00–$21.00 / 750 ml
- Availability
Boisson listing in stock on 2026-10-10.
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Product facts
- Bottle / can
- 750 ml
Sources disagree on Product and Calories.
Sources & verification
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Where sources disagree
Sources disagree on the following points.
- Product: Boisson pictures Rosé with both non-alcoholic wine and de-alcoholized wine wording. No dated formulation history or equivalence beyond the listed Rosé SKU is asserted.
- Calories: A retailer nutrition graphic gives a 750 ml serving beside 20 calories, 5 g carbohydrate, and 3 g sugar. The tasted bottle explicitly gives 150 ml as the serving size for those figures; the producer product page also gives 20 calories per 150 ml. Nutrition fields use the physical bottle serving basis.
Evidence at a glance
- Bottle verified8 facts
- Producer documented2 facts
- Retailer sourced1 fact
Sources
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Bottle / can label mistycliffswines.com
- Production
- ABV
- Country
- Volume
- Identifiers
- Calories (sources disagree)
- Sugar
7 notes
- Production
- The tasted bottle names de-alcoholized rosé wine in its ingredients. Evidence is the editor-supplied photograph; the linked brand homepage does not host it.
- ABV
- The physical bottle declares less than 0.5% alcohol by volume. The linked brand homepage does not host the editor-supplied photograph.
- Country
- The physical bottle declares Product of South Africa. The linked brand homepage does not host the editor-supplied photograph.
- Volume
- Physical bottle declares 750 ml; the linked brand homepage does not host the photograph.
- Identifiers
- Unit UPC read from the editor-supplied bottle photograph; the linked brand homepage does not host it.
- Calories
- Physical bottle declares 20 calories per 150 ml; the producer product page corroborates this serving basis. The linked brand homepage does not host the photograph.
- Sugar
- Physical bottle declares 3 g total sugars per 150 ml, including 2 g added sugars; the linked brand homepage does not host the photograph.
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Note
- Ingredients
- Producer back label: de-alcoholized rosé wine, grape sugars, sulfur dioxide; product of South Africa; 750 ml.
Product record history Sourced changes and open disagreements. Prior claims stay on the record when sources conflict.
- ReviewedReviewed and published.
- UpdatedCatalog record updated from sourced research.
- OpenDiscrepancy · ProductBoisson pictures Rosé with both non-alcoholic wine and de-alcoholized wine wording. No dated formulation history or equivalence beyond the listed Rosé SKU is asserted.
- OpenDiscrepancy · CaloriesA retailer nutrition graphic gives a 750 ml serving beside 20 calories, 5 g carbohydrate, and 3 g sugar. The tasted bottle explicitly gives 150 ml as the serving size for those figures; the producer product page also gives 20 calories per 150 ml. Nutrition fields use the physical bottle serving basis.