RoseGold Imperium 1000 - Natural Red Wine
Red Wine (Sweet / Sweetened Style) · RoseGold Homemade Wine
Vintage: Non-Vintage (NV)
Type
Red Wine (Sweet / Sweetened Style)
Producer
RoseGold Homemade Wine
Country
India - an emerging wine market with traditional artisanal homemade fruit/grape wine culture alongside a growing commercial industry.
Vintage
Non-Vintage (NV)
Region & Appellation
India (Regional Domestic/Homemade Production)
Grape Varieties
Black Grapes / Local Indian Table Grape varieties (such as Bangalore Blue or Concord-type grapes)
Color & Appearance
Medium ruby to garnet with a clear, soft translucency and bright reddish rim variations.
Aroma Profile
Sweet grape jelly, dark raisin, crushed berries, stewed plums, and light sugary fermentation notes.
Tasting Notes
Sweet attack with strong jammy black grape flavors, soft mid-palate, low astringency, and a smooth, sweet, simple finish.
Flavor Profile
Concord grape, sweet berry compote, cooked cherries, subtle raisin, and residual brown sugar notes.
Body & Texture
Medium-bodied with a soft, smooth, slightly viscous, syrup-like mouthfeel.
Acidity & Tannins
Low to medium acidity, smooth and very low tannin levels, making it highly accessible and easy-drinking.
Sweetness Level
Sweet / Medium-Sweet
Alcohol Content
Approximately 10% - 12% ABV
Aging & Oak
Unoaked; fermented and aged in stainless steel or food-grade carboys/vessels to preserve pure fruit sweetness.
Food Pairings
Indian spicy curries, grilled tandoori dishes, dark chocolates, fruit desserts, or mildly aged cheeses.
Serving Suggestions
Serve slightly chilled (12-14°C / 54-57°F) in standard red wine glasses; decanting is not required.
Price Range
₹500 - ₹1,000 INR ($7 - $12 USD approx.) - budget entry level.
Quality Assessment
Artisanal / Casual domestic quality tier; designed as an approachable, sweet homemade style beverage.
Production Methods
Traditional small-batch maceration and fermentation of natural grape must with sugar adjustments.
Terroir
Warm tropical/subtropical inland climate with alluvial and red loam soils suitable for local grape cultivation.
History & Heritage
Rooted in India's regional tradition of homemade wine preparation, popular for festive and casual drinking.
Interesting Facts
Carries FSSAI certification standard for legal commercial safety compliance in domestic Indian retail markets.
Cellaring Potential
Best consumed fresh within 1-2 years of bottling; not intended for long-term cellaring.
Similar Wines
Sula Seco, Grover Zampa Soirée, or sweet Concord grape fruit wines.