There is nothing better than sippin’ on delicious rosé, especially in the summer (though, we drink it all year round!). We rounded up our favorite rosé wines – under $25…you don’t need to break to bank to enjoy a great bottle of wine! We both are somewhat “wineos” & have taken wine courses over the years. Below, you will find highly rated wines for great prices. A note – we prefer drier wines and typically our favs are from Provence. Our picks are all neutral and are great to serve in groups…everyone will love! You can purchase all of these at Whole Foods, Trader Joes, your local liquor store, and any wine store! We hope you enjoy, darlings!
Miraval Cotes de Provence Rosé ($19-$21)
Our favorite rosé!! Provence, France- From Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, together with the Perrins, one of France’s leading wine producing families. Beautiful light pink color. On the nose, fantastic bouquet with delicate aromas of white fruits, strawberries and floral notes.
2017 Aix Vin De Provence Rose ($15-$19)
Born from generosity, AIX is the wine for people who enjoy life; for people who enjoy celebrating in style. It is the wine that brings people together to share a glass, a meal, a story, a moment. An affordable everyday little luxury, AIX is celebrated for all things that make rosé great: France, Provence, tradition, and quality.
Côte des Roses ($13-$15)
Côte des Roses celebrates the Mediterranean lifestyle. A soft, pale, brilliant pink with bluish tints developing over time towards more orangey nuances. The bouquet releases aromas of summer fruits, cassis and redcurrant. Definitely a crowd pleaser!
Whispering Angel Rosé ($20-$22)
Whispering Angel by Chateau d’Esclans reportedly has become the world’s greatest rosé…we have to agree, it is definitely one of our favorites! It is full of bold red fruits, crisp with acidity and ripe in character. Drinkable is an understatement and you’ll keep on coming back for seconds.
La Vielle Ferme Rosé ($8 – $10)
If you’re a fan of inexpensive French wine, chances are that you’ve come across a bottle of LVF at some point. Iéstantly recognizable from the image of the big rooster on the label, LVF wines usually run between $8-10. Fresh, fruity and colored… The La Vieille Ferme Rosé presents all of the elements of an attractive rosé.
Happy Sippin’
