Rosé Wine

Grapes are hand harvested, de-stemmed, and direct pressed into concrete eggs, where the wine ages for roughly 8 months. An elegant, balanced rosé with red berry fruits and ample minerality and acidity.

Don’t panic folks, this is the old Escudo Real, just with not only a new label, but also a new name! There are not a whole lot of rosé Vinho Verde wines produced and, after one sip, you’ll wonder why that is. This is a delightfully refreshing wine – sprig

Don’t over think it. It’s a dry rosé with classic Syrah spices and generous summer berry fruit. Light as a feather. The de Clock family has run this 55 hectare estate since 1679.

Remy Dupuy uses only natural compounds (orange peels, chamomile, etc.) to control mildews, insects & other damaging elements. It must be working, because this wine is everything you want it to be; lively, vibrant & refreshing. Notes of melon, white peach

In classic Italian form, Prugnolo Gentile is Sangiovese…maybe. Regardless of the confusion, this is a delightful natural rosé; structured, but with friendly red fruit. The Stoppini brothers own a vineyard in Tuscany but make the wine in their hometown in

Christina’s wines are so easy to drink, and yet so well crafted. Beautiful strawberry and black raspberry fruits are augmented with a touch of texture, but the wine remains summery and celebratory. Stainless steel and 6 weeks on the lees keep everything i

Don’t buy this wine for the cute dog on the label. Get it because it’s amazing! Cesanese grown on steep, high-elevation, volcanic slopes just outside of Rome. Bright, fresh red fruit with a savory depth and a juicy vibrancy. This dog knows some wonderful

Rosé in a can! What more can you ask for? Maris is one of the largest biodynamic wineries in all of France. Dry, summery and refreshing. Chill these down as cold as possible and head to the park with some cheese and charcuterie…or a few slices.

Rosé to set your watch to; bright, light bodied, perfectly summery. Strawberry fruited with great acidity. The label and name are an homage to the iconic French liquor license. This wine was designed for park shenanigans.

A gorgeous, purple-fruited dark rosé with blueberries, refreshing minerality and acidity, and a touch of purple flowers. Eric Pfifferling of Domain L’Anglore has aided winemakers Emilie and Brice over the years, and his influence is apparent in the purity

Winemaker Sam Bilbro works exclusively with Italian varietals, preferring to blend them into balanced, complex wines like this one. Tart red fruits, lilac from the Nebbiolo, and generous minerality and acidity; a distinct style of rosé.

Labeled as rosé, this is another wine that’s hard to categorize; it’s made from a pink skinned mutation of the white Rkatsiteli grape; think of it as a Georgian ramato. Gorgeous textured earth from qvevri aging, fresh citrus zest, and a touch of yellow fl