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The Five Rosés To Drink in the Big Apple (and where to drink them)

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Oenops Aplá Dry Rosé 2016 (Greece), @ The Immigrant

341 E 9th St

www.theimmigrantnyc.com

Open Sunday through Wednesday 5:00PM - 1:00PM; Thursday and Friday 5:00PM - 2:00AM; Saturday 5:00PM - 3:00AM

"I've visited this winery in the Drama region of Northern Greece and broke bread with this new winery's talented winemaker, Nikos Karatzas," says Jason Corey, owner of The Immigrant, a laid-back wine bar in New York's East Village where you can buy Oenops Aplá Dry Rosé 2016. "This Xinomavro and Cabernet Savignon blend pairs perfectly with Mediterranean food, as well as salads, and even better with pizza."

You can also buy it by the bottle here.

August 17, 2017 | By Amanda Gabriele

Spirits writer and editor Amanda Gabriele has joined forces with Travel Savvy to bring you the best advice about all things drinks-related in the Big Apple. Str8t Up! is where New York's best bartenders are dishing out their best bartending tips, greatest stories, and sage advice from life behind the stick. For this first story, let's find every New York City rosé you need to drink, and where to drink it. Click through for more.

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