rosé

A delicious bottle of Rosé belongs on your summer table, and we have a fantastic new arrival that we’re excited to share with you! Colle Bereto, a hidden gem nestled in the hills of Chianti known for its outstanding Chiantis, recently produced a new wine - a gorgeous Tuscan Rosé with 95 points.

This unique, $29.95 Rosé is meticulously created and made with a combination of Sangiovese and Pinot Noir. Crafted by esteemed winemakers at Colle Bereto, this Rosé is the pinnacle of Italian Rosé and unveils an unexpected twist that will captivate your senses. It's no wonder that Colle É Rosé has gained a devoted following among wine enthusiasts who appreciate its standout status.

Whether it's fine dining or a casual dinner, this attractive Rosé delivers a great tasting experience! It pairs well with a beautiful sunset and can be enjoyed with a variety of food.

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It’s not summer without a delicious bottle of Rosé, and we offer only the best ones! Rather than offer countless pink wines, we keep our offerings to a minimum as we are very selective in choosing which Rosés become part of our inventory.

We love the Rosés from Domaine La Suffrene, a family owned domaine and one of the leading producers in Bandol. Bandol is a very small appellation of Provence, France and is known for its great terroir and for producing Rosés that have the ability to age. Bandol is one of the oldest protected designations of origin in France (recognized in 1941). At Domaine La Suffrene, grapes are harvested by hand, go through a rigorous selection process, and yields are low. For over 100 years, the vines have been in the family.

2019 Domaine La Suffrene Bandol Rosé is so delicious, drinking well now - 2028 a

Calling all Rosé fans! The new vintage of Clos Beylesse Rosé Cotes de Provence is here, and it’s always one of the very first Rosés to sell out! Easily recognized for its royal blue bottle, this UV protectant bottle is one of the most recognized Rosés on the market. Not only does it taste delicious, but it looks beautiful sitting on a tabletop. It comes from Provence, the benchmark region for top quality Rosés.

Clos Beylesse Rosé Cotes de Provence is a crown jewel when it comes to Rosé, and we’re always a fan of the consistently amazing quality coming from this producer. The grapes are harvested by hand at night only when the vineyard heat is at its lowest and then undergoes an ‘optical sorting’ process whereby the berries are virtually analyzed by a computer so

Rosé pairs well with a side of sunshine, and with spring here, and summer quickly approaching, we’re sharing the newest vintage of one of our best-selling Rosés that we love and our customers love - D’Esclans Whispering Angel Rosé.

The 2022 vintage just checked into stock, and it’s delicious! Produced in Provence, the Rosé capital of the world, Whispering Angel is one of the most famous Rosés of the region and a benchmark Rosé that’s consistently sought-after by wine lovers every year. It’s been a Sokolin best-seller for years, and it’s easy to understand why - it’s delicious, pairs well with so many foods and is affordably priced at only $22.99. Made from Grenache, Cinsault and Rolle (Vermentino), it’s pale in color, bone dry and very approachable.

Whispering Angel Rosé was created by Sacha Lichine, son of the famous A

It’s that time of year - rosé season! We're excited to bring you one of the most highly sought-after and difficult to find rosés on the market - 2021 Domaine Tempier Bandol Rosé! Scoring 93 points from RP, this pink wine is a gem that we know you’ll love.

Domaine Tempier is recognized as one of the top rosé producers in the world. Robert Parker even said, "Always one of my favorite estates, Domaine Tempier's Bandol Rosé remains one of the world's reference points for how much flavor and character can be built into a rosé wine."

Founded in 1834, Domaine Tempier was a working farm with vineyards of Mourvèdre, but when Lucien Peyraud married Lucie ‘Lulu’ Tempier in 1936, the mythic winery truly began.

The focus on Mourvèdre is what separates Bandol form the rest of Provence, especially when discussing rosé. It has the juiciness and freshness to drink nicely on its own or at the start of a meal, as well as the complexity