IN TRANSIT — Expected the Second Week of August Wine Details Type of Wine: Rosé WineBrand Name: Oveja ChicVintage: 2025Region: Central ValleyCountry: ChileGrapes: 80% Cabernet Sauvignon, 20% SyrahBottle Size: 750 mLAlcohol: 13%pH: 3.71 g/LTotal Sulfur Dioxide: 115 mg/LReduced Dry Extract: 20.96 g/LTotal Acidity: 5.7 g/L (as tartaric acid)Residual Sugar: 8.6 g/L (6.45 g/bottle)Farming: Certified SustainableStyle: Fresh, crisp roséBody: Light to medium Driver: Easy & Familiar | Crafted Best In: WRS Glass | Every wine is shown in the glass we recommend for it. Hover over the image on desktop or tap the image on mobile to view the glass. Oveja Chic Rosé is made for immediate enjoyment. It is clean, balanced and refreshing, with crisp acidity and enough body to feel satisfying without becoming heavy. The blend of Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah gives this wine more presence than many very pale, delicate rosés while keeping it fresh, lifted and easy to drink. This is why we place it under Easy & Familiar. No hard edges. No overthinking. Just a well-made Chilean rosé for warm afternoons, simple food and good company. Why We Selected It Wine Stop does not select wines because they reproduce a list of fashionable flavors. We selected Oveja Chic Rosé because it is a clean, balanced and varietally correct expression of its grapes and style. It delivers freshness, structure and pleasure without faults, exaggeration or unnecessary manipulation. It is approachable enough for an uncomplicated glass of rosé, but sufficiently complete to accompany food. Why Try It? Because not every rosé needs to follow the increasingly narrow model of being as pale and weightless as possible. Cabernet Sauvignon and Syrah can produce a rosé with more body, structure and presence while remaining refreshing and easy to enjoy. This is a rosé to discover on its own terms—not by comparing its color with a paint chart or expecting it to imitate Provence. Why Buy It? Because this is an exceptionally useful bottle to keep chilled. Open it before dinner, take it to a picnic or serve it with salads, seafood, roast chicken, fresh cheeses, vegetable dishes and uncomplicated summer meals. It is welcoming, versatile and made for the occasions when opening a bottle should be the easiest decision of the day. EATS by Wine Stop Sushi & PokeIts freshness and crisp structure work well with raw fish, rice, avocado and lightly spicy sauces. Tacos & MexicanServe it chilled with fish tacos, shrimp tacos, grilled chicken, salsa and fresh citrus-driven dishes. Greens & BowlsA versatile match for salads, grain bowls, roasted vegetables, fresh cheeses and lighter dressings. Wine Term: Certified Sustainable Certified Sustainable is a Chilean wine-industry certification that considers how a winery manages its vineyards, cellar, natural resources, workers and broader production practices. It is a meaningful achievement, but it does not mean that the wine is organic, biodynamic, natural or produced without vineyard treatments. It tells you that the producer works within a recognized sustainability framework covering environmental, social and operational practices. A Short Note on Cabernet Sauvignon / Syrah Rosé Cabernet Sauvignon gives a rosé structure, firmness and definition. Syrah can contribute roundness, aromatic lift and a softer overall profile. Together, the varieties can produce a rosé with more substance than very pale styles while preserving the freshness and drinkability expected from a chilled rosé. The objective is not heaviness. It is presence. Cellar, Serving & Pairing Drink now. This rosé was made to be enjoyed for its freshness rather than aged for many years. ❄️ Serve well chilled, but not ice-cold. Excessively low temperatures can mute a wine and make it harder to experience its full character. Give it a few minutes in the glass after pouring. Pair with: Salads and vegetable dishes Fresh shellfish Grilled shrimp Delicate fish dishes Roast or grilled chicken Soft cheeses Vegetable risotto Light pasta Picnic and summer foods Recommended serving temperature: 45–50°F / 7–10°C Taste First. Read Later. Wine is meant to be discovered—not predicted. We provide the information that helps you understand this wine: where it comes from, which grapes were used, how it was made, its structure and why we selected it for Wine Stop. What we do not publish before purchase is a list of suggested flavors. Descriptions such as strawberries, green apples, flowers, herbs or spices can influence what you expect to experience. They can even cause someone to reject a wine before tasting it. We want your first experience with this wine to belong to you. Taste it. Pay attention to its structure, texture and movement. Notice what it reminds you of. Form your own impressions before reading ours. Wine Stop’s tasting notes are available by email after purchase so that you can compare our impressions with your own. There is no single correct answer. The purpose is not to determine who identified the “right” fruit. It is to sharpen your senses, expand your palate and discover what the wine expresses to you. We Guarantee the Quality. You Discover the Wine.
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