Drink Up. The War of the Rosés is Here
Until July 31, more than 20 D.C. restaurants are participating in a friendly competition called War of the Rosés. The premise is simple: whoever sells the most rosé chooses the charity of their choice that the proceeds go to. We sat down with founder Ralph Brabham to discuss how D.C. residents can do their part.
You can find more information on the War of the Rosés here, and you can follow the competition through their Instagram.
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