Author: Dirk Chan
As summer progresses rapdily, the rosé season is in high gear!
We have tasted and brought in the last bunch of pinks for the summer for your drinking pleasure.
Rosés are the rage, perfect for sipping on the deck, yet perfectly comfortable as a food and wine pairing as well as a nice way for those white wine drinkers who want to transition to reds . 95% of rosé are dry and its popularity shows no signs of abading – try some today!
Pictured left to right are our some of the recent arrivals:
2022 Mezzacorona Terre del Noce Pinot Grigio Rosé (Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy) – $16.99
2022 Villa des Anges Rosé (Languedoc-Roussillon, France) – $17.99
2022 Maison Fontan Maubet Rosé (Cotes de Gascogne, France) – $22.99
2023 San Marzano Tramari Rosé di Primitivo (Puglia, Italy) – $23.99
2023 Château La Nerthe Tavel Prieure de Montezargues (Rhone Valley, France) – $33.49
Other interesting pinks for your consideration:
2021 La Playa Cabernet Sauvignon Dry Rosé (Colchagua Valley, Chile) – $17.99
2023 Perrin & Fils Studio by Miraval Rosé (Provence, France) – $21.99
2023 Les Quatre Tours Esprit Sud Rosé (Provence, France) – $25.99
2023 Agricola Giacomo Radica Terre di Chieti Rosato Vigneti Radica (Abruzzi, Italy) – $25.99
2023 Domaine du Salvard Cheverny Rose (Loire Valley, France) – $26.99
2021 Wachter-Wiesler Rosa Handgemenge (Burgenland, Austria) – $32.99