Forget the Breadsticks, Olive Garden Just Launched Its Own Proprietary Rosé

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Love it or hate it, Olive Garden is remarkably skilled at giving the people what they want. Unlimited breadsticks? Check. Soup-and-salad combos? Got it. Massive amounts of ultra-rich fettuccine Alfredo? Of course. The icing on the cake? Its very own, restaurant-exclusive rosé.

The just-released wine is called Head to Head Rosé, and we hear it pairs really well with any and all carbs.

The sipper was developed in Tuscany by sibling vintners Giulia and Andrea Zingarelli, whose family-run winery has ties with the Italian chain going all the way back to 1995. According to the duo, the coral-pink wine features notes of apple and cherry, with strong red fruit aromas. (And don’t think we missed that Rubin’s vase–inspired label.)

Marketing ploy? Maybe. Have we fallen for it? Yep. See you at Olive Garden.

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