It's the first week of January, and we're entering the cold gray heart of a Philly winter, which often equates to a long spell of dark, heavy, brooding drinks. The good news for those suffering from a severe case of SADD (seasonal affective drinking disorder) is that it's summer in the Southern Hemisphere!
I've been cheerily reminded of this fact by the Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, which has stocked its shelves with rosé wines - typically a summer splash - from across the globe's bottom half, including the blushing tartness of Montes' Cherub ($12.49) from Chile, the fizzy moscato sweetness of Innocent Bystander ($9.99) from Australia, as well as a couple of unpleasantly hairy pink malbecs I'd rather not mention.