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Celebrate Chicago Rosé is Here Just in Time for National Rosé Day

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06/04/2019 by

Latitude Beverage, the innovative company behind national wine brands such as 90+ Cellars and Lila Wines, is bringing the party to Chicago this summer with Celebrate Chicago Rosé, a limited edition wine to sip all season.

Celebrate Chicago Rosé was created with Chicago's beloved summers in mind, beginning with the striking label proudly displaying the city's colors and iconic skyline. This wine is a traditional southern French blend of Grenache, Syrah, Cinsault and Mourvedre from Languedoc, France. It's crisp, refreshing, dry and fruity with aromas of fresh strawberries and red cherries. Pair it with deep dish pizza, Chicago-style hotdogs and lazy days lounging along the lake.

"Chicago holds a special place in our hearts," said Kevin Mehra, CEO, Latitude Beverage. "We received a warm midwestern welcome when we expanded our business beyond New England nearly ten years ago, making Chicago one of our very first markets. Just like our annual Rosé on the Water cruise around Lake Michigan, this wine celebrates summer in Chicago when the city is truly in bloom."

Not only will Celebrate Chicago Rosé be enjoyed by Chicagoans, it will do good for the local community, too. One dollarfrom each bottle sold will go to the Greater Chicago Food Depository, a member of Feeding America that distributes the equivalent of 159,000 meals across Cook County every day. This season's rosé sales are projected to generate nearly $10,000 for The Food Depository.

"We are so grateful for partners like 90+ Cellars who help us make Chicago better," said Kate Maehr, Greater Chicago Food Depository executive director and CEO. "This support translates into healthy food and happier communities for all."

Find Celebrate Chicago Rosé at Mariano's stores, as well as many other wine retailers in the Chicago area. The wine has an SRP of $14.99 and is here just in time for National Rosé Day on Saturday, June 8.

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