Made from the delicious grapes of Welch's family farmers, our Sparkling cocktails deliver big taste, with a light, bubbly sensation. There's no alcohol included, so it's a delicious way for everyone to participate in the celebration.

Sparkling rosé is exactly what it sounds like: pink wine laden with bubbles. These wines are produced all over the world in a variety of regions and styles. Most of the popular styles of sparkling wines you know - Champagne, cava, pét-nat, and more - are also available in rosé formats.

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In short: sparkling wine is grape juice with alcohol and bubbles. It's made from fermented grape juice; Emma Rice, the winemaker for Hattingley Valley Wines in England says that sparkling wine encompasses all bubbly wine that isn't classified as Champagne or Prosecco.

The main difference between sparkling and still wines is the presence (or absence) of carbon dioxide gas, which results in the bubbly sensation characteristic of sparkling wines. Still wines are non-carbonated, while sparkling wines have added carbon dioxide which produces bubbles and effervescence.

CRISP AND BALANCED: A crisp, sophisticated taste that combines the sweetness and tartness of ripe summer fruit. PRETTY IN PINK: Welch's Sparkling Rosé has a beautiful, distinctive pink color that looks great on the table or in the backyard.

The crisp, balanced taste of ripe summer fruit with subtle sweetness. Beautiful, distinctive pink color that looks great on the table or in the backyard. 80 calories per serving. No Added Sugars, artificial colors or flavors.

That delightful fizziness is compliments of carbon dioxide suspended in the liquid. This may be the result of natural fermentation, either in a bottle or in a large tank. It can also be the result of carbon dioxide injection. Either way, the resulting bubbles are what put the sparkle in sparkling wine.

Some people believe sparkling wine should only be consumed during special occasions, like weddings, graduations, victories and other celebrations. And then there are others who believe sparkling wine is fit for any occasion, whether at 5 o'clock on a Monday or ringing in the New Year.

Champagne is not stronger than most wines. Its alcohol content is comparable to most other sparkling wines, rosés, and lighter white wines, like riesling. Many bolder red wines like cabernets or zinfandels and dry white wines like chardonnay will have more alcohol than sparkling varieties.

Welch's Sparkling Apple Cider Apple cider is a real sugar bomb, so if you're looking for something that isn't quite as cloying, Welch's is the best sparkling apple cider for you. This one is drier than Martinelli's but still has a big apple flavor.

That's the minimum time needed to get the proper amount of fizz. And finally after those two weeks. It's ready to drink. Our homemade sparkling wine is a nice golden yellow hue.