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  1. Crimson Berry Farms Cranberry Wine Trio
    Crimson Berry Farms Cranberry Wine Trio
    Cranberry Wine is Back!
    3 bottles - $59.97
  2. Sognatore Rosato
    Gold-Medal Italian Rosato
    CountryItaly
    Rosé blend
    $19.99 per bottle
    12 bottles - $239.88
    $215.88 Unlimited Member Price
  3. Violette de Mireval
    Gold-Medal French Rosé
    CountryFrance
    Négrette
    $17.99 per bottle
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  4. Domaine La Domitienne Rosé
    Gorgeous Provence Rival
    CountryFrance
    Cinsault
    $19.99 per bottle
    12 bottles - $239.88
    $215.88 Unlimited Member Price
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    Violette de Mireval
    Rare French Rosé
    CountryFrance
    Négrette
    $16.99 per bottle
    12 bottles - $203.88
    $183.48 Unlimited Member Price
  6. Cabalié Rosé
    Mouthwatering French Rosé
    CountryFrance
    Grenache-based blend
    $17.99 per bottle
    12 bottles - $215.88
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  7. ROC Clairet
    Bordeaux's Original Rosé
    CountryFrance
    Merlot
    $19.99 per bottle
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  8. L'Art Provençal Rosé
    Artful Provence Rosé
    CountryFrance
    Grenache-based blend
    $22.99 per bottle
    12 bottles - $275.88
    $248.28 Unlimited Member Price
  9. Farinelli Rosato
    Elegant Italian Rosato
    CountryItaly
    Montepulciano
    $14.99 per bottle
    12 bottles - $179.88
    $161.88 Unlimited Member Price
  10. Aleli Rosato
    Delicate Italian Rosato
    CountryItaly
    Barbera
    $21.99 per bottle
    12 bottles - $263.88
    $237.48 Unlimited Member Price
  11. Petticoat White Zinfandel 2020 – 3 btls
    Gold-Medal White Zinfandel—Just $9.99 a Bottle
    3 bottles - $38.97
  12. w/o Nero d'Avola Rosato
    90-Point, Organically Grown Sicilian Rosato
    CountryItaly
    Nero d'Avola
    $18.99 per bottle
    12 bottles - $227.88
    $205.08 Unlimited Member Price
  13. w/o Nero d'Avola Rosato
    94-Point Organically Grown Sicilian Rosato
    CountryItaly
    Nero d'Avola
    $19.99 per bottle
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    $215.88 Unlimited Member Price
  14. Roche Bellemont Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence Rosé
    Star Winemaker’s Provence Rosé
    CountryFrance
    Grenache-based blend
    $28.99 per bottle
    12 bottles - $347.88
    $313.08 Unlimited Member Price
  15. L'Estabel Grande Cuvée Comtesse
    Elegant Southern French Rosé
    CountryFrance
    Cinsault
    $29.99 per bottle
    12 bottles - $359.88
    $323.88 Unlimited Member Price
  16. El Bombero Rosado
    Fresh Spanish Rosé
    CountrySpain
    Garnacha
    $15.99 per bottle
    12 bottles - $191.88
    $172.68 Unlimited Member Price
  17. White Ridge Rosé
    Elegant Provence Rosé
    CountryFrance
    Grenache-based blend
    $29.99 per bottle
    12 bottles - $359.88
    $323.88 Unlimited Member Price
  18. Field of Stones Marlborough Rosé
    Top-Estate New Zealand Rosé
    CountryNew Zealand
    Pinot Noir-based blend
    $24.99 per bottle
    12 bottles - $299.88
    $269.88 Unlimited Member Price
  19. ROC Clairet
    Bordeaux's Original Rosé
    CountryFrance
    Merlot-based blend
    $19.99 per bottle
    12 bottles - $239.88
    $215.88 Unlimited Member Price
  20. Le Rosé de La Clarière
    Rare Boutique Bordeaux Rosé
    CountryFrance
    Cabernet Franc-based blend
    $29.99 per bottle
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Wine FAQs

How Is Rosé Wine Made?

The most popular method for creating rosé wine is similar to red wine, with the grape skins added to the grape juice so they can macerate and impart color.

Unlike red wine, grape skins for rosé only soak for a few hours rather than days. The length of time they soak affects the wine’s color—the longer the grape skins are in contact with the juice, the deeper the shade of pink the wine will be. 

Vin Gris (‘gray wine’ in French) are rosés produced using a very brief maceration. This results in a very light-bodied, pale pink rosé wine. 

The Saignée method involves ‘bleeding off’ some red wine juice during maceration, yielding a more concentrated, darker rosé. Saignée rosés are typically rich, offering prominent fruity and savory flavors.

There is also the blending method, which blends red wines and white wines together. This is a less common way to make rosé wine, but it is used to make some sparkling rosés.

What Are the Types and Styles of Rosé Wine?

Rosé wines come in a range of types and styles, reflecting the diverse regions, grape varieties and methods of production used to make them. 

Here are some of the most common rosés styles:

Provence Rosé: From the heartland of rosé wine production, Provençal rosés are typically dry, light in body, and known for their delicate flavors of strawberry, rose petal, and herb. They are often made from a blend of local grape varieties including Grenache, Mourvèdre, Syrah, and Cinsault. 

Tavel Rosé: Rosé wines from Tavel in the Rhône region of France are robust, savory, rich, and usually very dry. Typically made from a blend of Grenache, Syrah and Cinsault, they offer distinct notes of redcurrant, cassis, cranberries, and spice.

Grenache/Garnacha Rosé: The most commonly associated grape variety with producing rosé wines is Grenache (known as Garnacha in Spain). Grenache rosé range from light and refreshing to full-bodied and rich but most are dry in style with fresh fruit flavors. 

White Zinfandel: A sweeter style of rosé with origins in California. Made from the Zinfandel grape, it has a pink to blush color and flavor notes of lemon, melon, and strawberry. 

Pinot Noir Rosé: A delicate, crisp rosé with notes of apple, strawberry, and melon. Pinot Noir rosé is commonly produced in California, particularly Napa Valley.

Sangiovese Rosé: Generally an Italian wine, this rosé is fruity but dry. Expect notes of fresh strawberries, green melon, and roses with an acidic finish.

Tempranillo Rosé: Predominately a Spanish rosé that is savory and dry, with a fruity, yet meaty flavor profile.

Syrah Rosé: A bold, dry wine that’s full of rich flavor with notes of olive and cherry. It does not need to be served as cold as most rosé wines.

Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé: A deep red rosé with flavors similar to red wine. It is more acidic than regular Cabernet Sauvignon with notes of bell pepper, black currant, and spice.

Mourvèdre Rosé: A full-bodied rosé with initial floral notes that transform on the palate into a rich cherry, smoky, and savory flavor.

How Do I Serve Rosé Wine?

Rosé wines are best served chilled to showcase those fruity, floral flavors—between 50-60°F. To enjoy your rosé at the perfect temperature, store it in the fridge for a few hours before serving.

A wine glass with a high, medium bowl and long stem is a must for appreciating rosé—the long stem helps keep the wine cooler for longer, while the slightly narrower bowl encourages those mouthwatering flavors and aromas to rise.

How Long Does Rosé Wine Last After Opening?

If sealed and stored correctly in the fridge after opening, rosé wines can last three to five days before their juicy flavors dull, giving you plenty of time to enjoy the bottle.

What Foods Pair Best With Rosé?

  • Light, delicate rosés: Complement green-based salads or shellfish.
  • Medium, easy-drinking rosés: Enjoy with white meat-based dishes or cheeseboards.
  • Fuller, richer rosés: Pair well with pizzas or barbecued foods, such as cheeseburgers, making them a perfect summer choice.
  • Sweeter rosés: Delicious as after-dinner treats or enjoyed with spicy dishes.