Called by many names "pink wine" can be made from a number of methods
1. A very short skin contact when fermenting red skinned grapes
2. Blending a red and white wine together, eg. adding 9% Merlot to say
Riesling.
3. Even certain white grapes when given an extra skin contact e.g. Pinot
Gris will cause a blush wine.
However in the wine kits its probably a small amount of red base concentrate
added to a white base concentrate, than ran through the pasteurizor prior to
packaging.

"Ben Rotter" > wrote in message
om...
> > I always thought that rose was a pink wine made from red grapes and a
> > blush wine was a pink wine made from white white grapes.
>
> End the sentance there and that's basically how I've always defined
> them.
>
> > How do you make that 'over the e symbol anyway.
>
> Try the good old way: ensure your Num Lock is on, then *while holding
> down the Alt key* type 130 on the keypad.
>
> Ben