This raspberry-colored rosé, made from traditional South French varieties, captivates with a floral, ripe cherry, and slightly candied fruit aroma profile, dynamic acidity, a rich, full character, and a long finish. It is an excellent accompaniment to grilled white meats, salads, light sausages, and tomato-based pasta dishes, or simply a summer evening...

The surprisingly named Arrogant Frog brand was conceived in the mid-2000s by the Paul Mas winery, founded in 1995, as a response to the growing pressure from New World wine production, which was also impacting France. Wineries in Australia, Chile, Argentina, the USA, and South Africa, collectively known in professional circles as "New World" wineries, produced good quality wines cheaply using mass production methods, much looser regulatory frameworks than the Old World, and well-thought-out marketing. Arrogant Frog pokes fun at this by offering a similar, youthful style with extremely strong marketing, featuring 16 types of highly drinkable wines with excellent value for money in its assortment, made from nearly 30 different French grape varieties, with a touch of Mediterranean attitude. It's no wonder that their wines can be found on all 5 continents, in 31 countries, including now Hungary.