There is one question that divides every summer table, every garden party, every sun-drenched terrace: do you put ice in your rosé? Wine traditionalists say absolutely not. But an ice-cold glass of pink on a scorching afternoon? Hard to argue with. And now, Casillero del Diablo – Chile’s No.1 wine brand – is wading into the debate with a new Chilean Rosé and a suitably devilish point of view.
Legends like it ice cold.
The brand’s new Casillero del Diablo Rosé arrives just in time for summer – a pale, elegant wine built for warm evenings, effortless entertaining and yes, serving however the hell you like it. The Devil has spoken.
Whether you’re a purist clutching your glass away from the ice bucket or you’re three cubes deep without a second thought, Casillero del Diablo’s new Rosé makes a compelling case for the colder side of the argument – vibrant, fruit-forward and built to be served as cold as you dare.
Casillero del Diablo Rosé is a beautiful, bright pink wine with subtle silver highlights – made for summer from the first pour. On the nose, it’s fresh and expressive: delicate aromas of rose petals and red fruits, evolving into zesty, tangy notes that hint at the refreshing quality to come. On the palate, it’s vibrant and juicy – strawberries, white peaches – leading to a refined, long finish with delicate saline and mineral nuances that make it genuinely moreish.
Casillero del Diablo Rosé 12% (75cl) is available from Sainsbury’s and Morrisons with an RSP of £8.50 (£7.00 on promo)
Tasting notes:
Fresh and expressive, with delicate aromas of rose petals and red fruits, evolving towards zesty and tangy notes. On the palate, this rosé is fresh and vibrant, with juicy notes of strawberries and white peaches, leading to a refined, long finish enhanced by delicate saline and mineral nuances.
