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Chic Way to Chill with Carlo Rossi Pink Moscato


Because some like it deliciously sweet…in pink!


When you think about wine, you envision a relaxing moment after work with friends or a fancy dinner with your SO or simply chill mode enjoying your ‘me time’. Whichever way you prefer having your wine and when or with whom you want to share it with, one thing is for sure- wine can make you feel good.




But what about having your wine in PINK? Gearing away towards the usual red or white wine variety comes a refreshingly light and aromatic concoction called Pink Moscato. And when it comes to wines, one brand name comes to mind and its CARLO ROSSI.



What is PINK MOSCATO?
Pink Moscato is a delightful variation on the wine, that features white Moscato wine made from Muscat Blanc grape variety. Added to the mix is a dash of Merlot making it uniquely invigorating in terms of flavor and texture. With subtle floral notes in the right sweetness and medley of fruity flavors of peach, nectarine and citrus, Moscato pink offers a new option to enjoy wine in a more refreshing way and Carlo Rossi just perfected it.

Carlo Rossi is one of the top choices when it comes to wine in the Philippines and it is being distributed by Emperador Distilleries Inc. and comes in a 750ml bottle with just the perfect kick of 9% alcohol content. Just right when you want to chill and unwind.




Carlo Rossi Moscato Pink Launch
Pink Fashion Show

Its’ pink all the way! Carlo Rossi did it again and presented a lavished product launch to introduce the newest sweet wine in the market through a pink fashion show.


Held last March 21 at the posh Savoy Hotel, the pool area was turned into a runaway where creations of chic designer Paul Semira filled the venue with a vibrantly sweet pink energy. 



Featuring haute couture all pink masterpieces, guests are all in awe marveling in his ingenuity by presenting simple and yet elegantly pink clothing collection.






Top fashion models, beauty pageant winners and TV celebrities walked the poolside runway in stunning pink creations that epitomize what Carlo Rossi Pink Moscato is all about- light, carefree but elegantly sweet!

My PINK Carlo Rossi Experience
As one of the media partners invited to witness the grand launching of the newest wine sensation in the market, I am happy to be part of this successful event- PINK MOVEMENT.


Carlo Rossi Moscato Pink took me by surprise on my first sip. It’s delectably sweet with a tiny pinch of tartness that plays inside my mouth. I love the pleasant taste and how light it is to drink. 

Carlo Rossi brand of wines is my favorite for many years now.  What excites more is that I can enjoy my wine in a shabby chic way, of course with Pink Moscato. I am hooked on it and I recommend everyone to give it a try. So cheers!




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