As spring blooms, with it comes an exciting dose of optimism. Maybe it’s having more daylight, maybe it’s the picnic planning, maybe it’s just taking a moment and breathing in the fresh spring air. Whatever it is, it’s casting a cheery glow on everything — which happens to pair beautifully with rosé.
Our wine experts have carefully curated the best rosé wines for you to try this spring. Look out for the season’s buzzworthiest bottles, from must-try pét-nat (short for pétillant natural) to the return of pool-friendly plastic-bottled Pool Boy, which also happens to hold 1 liter of rosé in the size of a traditional 750 milliliter bottle. We forecast a rosé-ier outlook on the horizon.
Ste Venture Aix-en-Provence Rosé
Pair with Glass Half-Full Book Club.
Tasting notes: Raspberries, citrus, cherries and peaches.
King Rabbit Rosé
Pair with “You’re never too old for an Easter basket.”
Tasting notes: Fresh and juicy. Aromas of ripe berries.
Pool Boy Rosé
Pair with pool floats and floating on cloud nine.
The lightweight plastic, pool-friendly bottle means that 1 liter of rosé fits in the size of a traditional 750 milliliter bottle.
Tasting notes: Light and fresh. Citrusy and fruity.
Cloudveil Rosé
Pair with “Millennial pink will always be in.”
Tasting notes: Berries, tropical fruits and watermelon.
Orlana Vinho Verde Rosé
Pair with weekend power brunches.
Tasting notes: Raspberries, strawberries and crisp citrus. Smile-worthy fizz.
L’Oliveto Rosé of Pinot Noir
Pair with the sunnier side of the street.
Tasting notes: Bright with Asian pear, melon and strawberries.
Stolpman Vineyards Love You Bunches Rosé
Pair with “Everything you do will turn out great.” (Thanks, Mom.)
Tasting notes: Refreshing strawberry and melon with a uniquely dry finish.
La Croix du Prieur Rosé Côtes de Provence
Pair with “Have a great day!” and actually meaning it.
Tasting notes: So refreshing. Pear, peach and a touch of anise.
Mamete Prevostini Monrose Vino Rosato
Pair with rose-colored glasses.
Tasting notes: Fresh, balanced fruitiness. Raspberries and roses.
House Wine Rosé Bubbles
Pair with “No glass? No problem.”
Tasting notes: Bright, fruity and flavorful.
Bon Ami Cuvée Rosé Brut
Pair with your happy place.
Tasting notes: Bubbly and berry-forward.
Field Recordings Pét Nat Rosé
Pair with silver linings, new doors and more fish in the sea.
A great intro to pét-nat, a sparkling wine that’s fermented in the bottle.
Tasting notes: Just-right effervescence, berry and elderflower flavors.
Must be 21+. Please drink responsibly.
