RAP (Rosé Advocates and Producers) "Pink Out" Tasting in San Francisco: 7/18/05

rapavengers.sm.gif In the tradition of Pinot Days, P.S. I Love You, and ZAP, there is now RAP, the Rose Advocates and Producers trade group, dedicated to promoting all things pink in the wine world. They continue to battle the evil forces of White Zinfandel while showcasing California (and some international) producers who make all varieties of wine that exist between the shades of white and red.

Just like the aforementioned trade groups and perfectly timed for the heat of summer, RAP is holding it's first annual public tasting in San Francisco on Monday, July 18th at Butterfly Restaurant on Pier 33.

The showcase will feature over fifty pink wines paired with appetizers from Butterfly chef and owner Robert Lam. Tickets are a relatively cheap $18 compared to other events of this sort.

RAP "Pink Out" Tasting
Monday July, 18th
6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Butterfly Restaurant and Lounge
Pier 33 on The Embarcadero (at Bay Street)
San Francisco, CA 94114

Tickets are available for purchase online.

Posted by: Alder on July 12, 2005 5:13 PM: Share this post elsewhere Digg it! - Add to del.icio.us - Add to Stumbleupon - Add to Reddit; Filed under: Wine Activities

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Comments (4)

Ben wrote:

07.12.05 at 9:45 PM

Wow. And I thought rose was hip last year. You think it'll reach its carrying capacity this year?

Betty wrote:

07.13.05 at 5:06 AM

its about time Rose' has returned to favor///now how about sauternes?

Alder wrote:

07.13.05 at 9:13 AM

Betty,

Thanks for the comment, and for reading Vinography. Do you really think Sauternes has fallen out of favor?

Amy wrote:

07.15.05 at 3:26 AM

Chronicle Books just published a whole book on Rose so I don't think interest has peaked yet, I hope not anyway. I'm really enjoying finding interesting ones this year.