In fact, roses and blush wines would seem to share every attribute except name and success. A rose by any other name, perhaps white zinfandel, would smell as sweet — and sell a lot better.

I recently tasted about a dozen 2010 French roses with a popular distributor. He advised me to concentrate on several that are well placed in stores around the area, best sellers year after year.

In another experiment, the team crossed compound-rich Old Blush roses with a less aromatic ... Leading AI models fail new test of artificial general intelligence ...

There’s new hope for making modern roses smell sweeter than the florist ... a fragrant pink China rose called “Old Blush,” an international team of researchers has uncovered some new targets ...