Page 8 - Talk of Tequesta - September '21

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Annual Anchorage Aweigh Fishing Tournament

Report and Photos by Penny Sheltz
Fifty boats were entered into Prizes were awarded after the event at a family-friendly
the annual North Palm Beach barbecue.
Anchorage Aweigh fishing Sponsors included: Farmer’s Table, Cod & Capers
tournament with inshore and Seafood, La Bamba Restaurant, Jersey Mike’s Subs, Sea
offshore prizes. Tow, Heritage ’76 Corp., Isiminger & Stubbs Engineering,
This event was for the Kauff’s Signs and more.
whole family with junior and
adult divisions. There was
also a Kids’ Fishing Derby at
the park from 2 to 3 p.m.

Surfing The Pink

Wave! Rosé

By Laura Berrio, Freelance Writer/Blogger

Rosé is on the rise!
The market for rosé wines
has more than doubled
in the last decade. There
is a whole new group of
wine drinkers who pick
“pink” for their preferred
wine. Who is this group of
consumers? Millennials.
Younger consumers
prefer sweeter rosé. This
reminds me of the pink
wine cooler days of my youth! The Millennials have
played a large role in creating the “pink” image in social
media for rosé wines. The popularity of this segment led
Italy to create a National Rosé Day. It is all the rage right
now to get all wine enthusiasts to think pink!
Another reason for the rise in popularity is that rosé
works well in spring and summer. It can be enjoyed
anywhere and can be mixed into cocktails.
A decade ago rosé only consisted of sweeter wines.
Now the variety of rosé spans bone dry to sweet, cheap to
expensive, and simple to complex. The color and source
has also changed. The “pink” wine from California is now
very pale pink and primarily from Provence.
I recommend trying a variety of rosé to find your
favorite. A couple of my favorites rosés under $20 are
Rosa di Germina (dry) and Rosa Regale (sweet).
Pick up a rosé for your next occasion
and “surf the pink wave!”
~Cheers
~Keep the conversation going and
the wine flowing
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