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Varney Wines Entrada Grenache Cinsault Rosé 2026
From 70+ year old bush vine Grenache with a splash of young Cinsault (12%), this Rosé from Varney Wines carries itself with confidence. Take this to a picnic and you're set. A salmon hue with the faintest orange tint sets the scene. Strawberries, cherries and pomegranate burst from the glass before a subtle lick of orange peel adds extra interest. There's a lovely sheet of texture flowing through the mid-palate, aided by a portion of wild yeast fermentation in seasoned French oak, bringing some weight. Delicate spice quietly threads its way through the palate before finishing bone dry. The close is all about a crunchy red apple acidity that keeps everything taut and draws you straight back for another sip. Refreshing yet textural, this is a highly approachable Rosé with plenty of appeal. 92/100 Region: McLaren Vale RRP: $30 Source: Sample Winery Website Subscribe to Qwine here Follow: Instagram , LinkedIn and X
by noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)18 views30-402690-94ptsgrenachemclaren-valerose - news
Grant Nash Poolside Rosé 2026
Grenache and Graciano are unlikely bedfellows, but they work fabulously here in this Grant Nash Poolside Rosé. Sunny days are no match for this delight. An attractive onion skin appearance catches the eye. It's a very pretty Rosé with the duck egg blue label and a popping pink font giving it standout shelf appeal. White cherries and white raspberries lead the way before a creamy core emerges, thanks to time in seasoned oak that also delivers a subtle white chocolate nuance. Poached pear, red apple skin and watermelon husk add further intrigue, while a fine veil of white pepper spice quietly builds momentum through the palate. It's that spice coupled with impressive length and freshness that really seals the deal. There's personality, texture and drinkability in equal measure. A cracking Rosé and one you'll happily reach for again and again. Great drinking. Bravo! 93/100 Region: McLaren Vale RRP: $30 Source: Sample Winery Website Subscribe to Qwine here Fo
by noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)17 views30-402690-94ptsmclaren-valerose - news
The Top Twelve Rosés from the Tenth Annual World’s Largest Blind Tasting of American True Rosés
This is the last article about this year’s Annual Largest Blind Tasting of American True Rosés in the World and as I have done the past nine years, I thought I would end with some general impressions and this year’s … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist23 viewscaliforniagrenachepinot-noirrosesyrahtexas - news
Travellers Rosé 2025
A blend of 75% Merlot and 25% Vermentino from Queensland’s Granite Belt, this Rosé lands firmly in the dry style camp and does so with plenty of charm. The colour sits on the onion-skin spectrum with a faint orange hue, immediately hinting at a wine with a little more interest than your average pink drink. The fruit profile is fresh and leads down the savoury road. White cherries, the white bit of the strawberry, rhubarb, red currants and watermelon husk all weave their way through the palate. There’s a pleasing crunch of red apple acidity that brings energy and freshness, while a gentle lick of raspberry closes things out nicely. What really stands out is the acidity. Bright and purposeful, it gives the wine shape and makes it exceptionally food-friendly. From pizza to barbecued slow-cooked meats, this feels right at home at the table. Available in 20L KeyKegs for on-premise venues, it's an honest, versatile Rosé that gets the job done with ease. 89/100 Region: Gran
by noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)21 views2585-89ptsgranite-beltmerlotrosevermentino - news
Tresor Des Sables Tavel 2023 Review – Intense Rose
When it comes to interesting and, dare we say, somewhat robust rose wines, we almost always look towards Tavel in France to enjoy bottles made with the Rosé de Saignée method. This method effectively is bleeding off juice that is macerating on the grape skins as pigmentation is building. So rather than, say, a soft ... Read more
by Jeremy27 viewswine-reviews3europefrancegrenachemourvedre - news
Blasted Church’s 2025 White & Rosé Releases Celebrate the Return of a Classic Okanagan Harvest
Reading Time: 4 minutes Blasted Church’s first 2025 releases celebrate the return of BC-grown fruit after the challenging 2024 season. Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, Viognier and Blaufränkisch Rosé highlight a balanced Okanagan harvest with vibrant fruit, fresh acidity and excellent value. The post Blasted Church’s 2025 White & Rosé Releases Celebrate the Return of a Classic Okanagan Harvest appeared first on BCWineTrends .
by Julian19 viewsok-falls-winerieschardonnayrosesauvignon-blancviognier - news
Seven Directions’ 2025 Estate Grenache Rosé Is a Stunning Similkameen Debut
Reading Time: 3 minutes Seven Directions' inaugural 2025 Estate Grenache Rosé is a remarkable Similkameen debut. Barrel fermented with exceptional depth, precision and a lingering saline finish, it earns 94 Points. The post Seven Directions’ 2025 Estate Grenache Rosé Is a Stunning Similkameen Debut appeared first on BCWineTrends .
by Julian17 viewssimilkameen-winerygrenacherose - news
Aldi launches its ‘chicken wine’ dupe in magnum
Budget supermarket Aldi is to release Le Grand Poulet Rosé wine, a magnum-sized version of its Le Petit Poulet Rosé, on 6 July, the same day England plays Mexico in the World Cup. The post Aldi launches its ‘chicken wine’ dupe in magnum appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Sarah Neish17 viewsheadlinesnewschicken-winela-vieille-fermeperrinrose - news
Celebrities Who Own Wineries — Drew Barrymore
Of all the celebrities in this series, Drew Barrymore might be the most honest one. Sting spent years perfecting biodynamic farming before anyone was allowed near his Tuscan estate. Jay-Z turned his wine brand into a calculated, nine-figure business move. Andrea Bocelli was literally born into 200 years of winemaking... The post Celebrities Who Own Wineries — Drew Barrymore appeared first on The Finest Italian Wine .
by Kelly Chidi-Ogbonna19 viewscelebrity-winerywine-and-peoplewine-italycelebritycelebrity-winedrew-barrymore - news
Two Rose Wines From BC’s Hester Creek’s 2025 Vintage_PR SAMPLE
We are having wonderful summertime sunny weather, and it is a great time to review two BC rosé wines for you. I have Hester Creek Estate Winery’s Rosé Pinot Noir 2025 and Rosé Cabernet Franc 2025. Many people know about rosé wine being made from Pinot Noir grapes, but not too many know that Cabernet Franc also makes an excellent...
by mywinepal16 viewsbccabernet-francokanaganpinot-noirrosevqa - news
How do Canada’s ancient volcanoes, limestone escarpments and massive tides shape our wine?
Welcome back, everyone! From the ocean breezes of Nova Scotia to the valleys of British Columbia and the vineyards of Niagara, Canada’s wine regions are as diverse as the wines they produce. Joining us to explore how geography shapes flavour from coast to coast to coast is the editor of Canada’s largest wine review website, Natalie MacLean! Welcome back to the show! Before we dive into the wines, give us the big picture. What are some of the key landscapes that shape Canadian wine regions. This is my favourite kind of geography lesson: the map is in […]
by Natalie MacLean15 viewsbest-winescanada-daycanada-day-winered-winerosewhite-wine - news
Dirty Laundry’s Let’s Get Fizzical Rosé 2025 Brings Playful Summer Sparkle
Reading Time: 2 minutes Dirty Laundry Winery’s Let’s Get Fizzical Rosé 2025 is a fun, fruit-forward sparkling rosé bursting with aromas of strawberry jam and ripe summer berries. With flavours of peach, strawberry preserves and rhubarb carried by a lively mousse, this 91-point wine is perfectly suited to patios, lake days and summer celebrations. The post Dirty Laundry’s Let’s Get Fizzical Rosé 2025 Brings Playful Summer Sparkle appeared first on BCWineTrends .
by Julian14 viewssummerland-wineryrosesparkling-rose - news
Hester Creek’s Summer VQA Collection Signals a Stellar 2025 Okanagan Vintage
Reading Time: 6 minutes Hester Creek Estate Winery expands its 2025 portfolio with five new VQA releases, including Ti Amo Sparkling, Viognier, Riesling and two rosés. Combined with the winery's earlier spring releases, the collection offers one of the clearest early looks at what could become a standout Okanagan vintage. The post Hester Creek’s Summer VQA Collection Signals a Stellar 2025 Okanagan Vintage appeared first on BCWineTrends .
by Julian20 viewsoliver-osoyoos-wineryrieslingrosesparkling-whiteviognier - news
Six gold medal winning rosé wines under £20
Following The Global Rosé Masters earlier this year, we have picked out the sub £20 gold medal winning wines from the competition, with our top affordable drops hailing from Australia and Italy, as well as France – including one new celebrity-backed brand from Provence. The post Six gold medal winning rosé wines under £20 appeared first on The Drinks Business .
by Patrick Schmitt19 viewsheadlinesnewsaustraliafranceitalyprovence - news
Tironui Above & Beyond Hawke’s Bay Rosé 2026
Tironui Above & Beyond Hawke’s Bay Rosé 2026 $27 Crafted by owner Richard Brown from a blend of 74% Malbec, 19% Merlot and 7% Cabernet Sauvignon grown high up on terraced vineyards overlooking Napier, this rosé has so much energy it’s like a CrossFit class in a glass. Roaring with spiced watermelon, salted raspberry, pink […]
by Yvonne15 viewsuncategorizedabove-and-beyondhawke-s-bayrosetironuitironui-above-beyond-hawke-s-bay-rose-2026 - news
Kirkland Wine Reviews: Value White Wines from Costco
As many of you know, this summer marks the ten-year anniversary of my move to Texas, which will soon make it second on the list of states where I have lived the longest. A fact that would have made me … Continue reading →
by the drunken cyclist18 viewschardonnaycinsault-cinsautgrenachenew-zealandprovencerose - news
Affordable Wines Worth Seeking are w/o Wines from Sicily via Laithwaites
Direct from Sicily (and with a little help from Laithwaites Wines) are w/o wines. Third generation winemaker Dino Taschetta has crafted three wines sent as samples and reviewed below with the mantra of “wine without compromise.” And what does this mean? Those at w/o wines encourage wine lovers to enjoy sips that offer the essence […] READ MORE The post Affordable Wines Worth Seeking are w/o Wines from Sicily via Laithwaites appeared first on Grape Experiences .
by Cindy Rynning24 viewseuropered-wineregional-winesrosewhite-winewine-reviews - news
The Ninth Annual Largest Blind Tasting of American True Rosés–Flights 4-6
In late May, I invited a few wine professionals here in Houston to my house for what I believe to be the largest blind tasting of American True Rosés, This year we tasted 51 wines, which was one less than … Continue reading →
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Camino Wine Co Grenache Rosé 2024
Some serious vine material goes into this wine that seems to be awfully cheap for what you get. Rosé lovers rejoice with this impressive Camino Wine Co Grenache Rosé 2024. From vines planted in 1912, it's a wine that has serious sessionable appeal. Bone dry with a thrilling creamy drive, the onion skin appearance attracts the eye from the outset. Dried raspberries, rhubarb, red currant, and apricot kernel diffuse from the glass and flow through to a flavour profile that is seductive and moreish in equal doses. It's such a wonderfully balanced Rosé, it's a wine I enthusiastically recommend. 93/100 Region: Barossa RRP: $30 Source: Sample Winery Website Subscribe to Qwine here Follow: Instagram , LinkedIn and X
by noreply@blogger.com (Unknown)15 views30-402490-94ptsbarossagrenacherose - news
May Wine Reviews: A Terrific Summer Rosé and Rooftop Blanc de Blancs
Booked, busy, and imbibing. I blinked and May was over. When I returned to the U.S. on May 2nd from a beautiful two weeks in Scotland and the Rhône Valley, I immediately strapped in to the rollercoaster known as New York City May Wine Events. There’s always a two week period every year where the […]
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Beyond Bubbles, The Women of Maison Pommery Continue to Innovate with Château La Gordonne
With all the wine out there - and there is a LOT of it - I’m always looking for a connection to wine. What is something that they do that is important to me? What actions do they take that aligns with my values and makes me actually want to buy the wine? It turns out that Maison Pommery checks those boxes for me - and that includes their Château La Gordonne estate in Provence, which I had no idea even existed! An amazing setting to enjoy some amazing wines!
by Kat17 viewsrosewine-dine-houstonhoustonwineprovencerosewine - news
Côtes du Rhône, Makes It Fun for the Summer!_PR SAMPLE
French wines from the Côtes du Rhône and Côtes du Rhône Villages AOCs are here to show a new generation of drinkers just how delicious and versatile these appellations can be. I have a rosé and 2 red wines from these AOCs to review: Louis Bernard, Cotes du Rhone, Rosé, 2024 Mas de Sainte Croix Tendresse d’un Climat, Cotes du...
by mywinepal23 viewsbiodynamicfrancegrenacheorganicrhonerose - news
This Life Wines from Maison Wessman and Norah Jones are “A Melody in Every Glass”
How many times have we listened to music with a glass of wine in hand? Too many times to remember, for me! Now we have another reason to turn up the volume and pour the wine. Robert Wessman, owner of Maison Wessman, and Norah Jones, 10 time Grammy award winning musician, have successfully blended the […] READ MORE The post This Life Wines from Maison Wessman and Norah Jones are “A Melody in Every Glass” appeared first on Grape Experiences .
by Cindy Rynning22 viewseuropeevents-and-travelregional-winesrosesparklingwine-reviews - news
Get these Greek rosé wines in your glass!
Greek rosé wines should be and are becoming more common on wine shelves. Wine reviews by Lisa Johnston (thewinemuse). The post Get these Greek rosé wines in your glass! appeared first on winemusing .
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