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  Andiamo Rosé of Sangiovese

  

  

  

  

  Sangiovese can be found in both the Chianti and Montalcino regions of Tuscany (it all sounds so romantic, right?) and is known for producing classic medium-bodied wines. Rosé wine is actually made from red grapes, and this is where the Rosé of Sangiovese comes to play. Crisp, fruit-forward, and easy to drink, it's everything you want in your bottle of Rosé and more.

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  Ventoux Rosé

  

  

  

  

  You probably know that the Tour de France is held on Ventoux Mountain in France, but did you know that the same area is known for its high-altitude rosé? This is the kind of quintessential French rosé that you don’t need to spin your wheels over—it’s simply delicious, crisp, and perfect for warm weather. Despite its delicate, pale pink color, each sip is lush with flavor, from tropical passionfruit and zesty citrus to refreshing melon. This has the potential to be your new summer go-to, so we’d suggest stocking up.

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  La Pluma Rosé

  

  

  

  

  While it's the unofficial official wine of summer and warm weather situations, La Pluma's Rosé is one you can drink year-round, no matter the occasion. It is as light as its feathery namesake and is best served extremely chilled for an extremely chill afternoon

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  Passport Rosé

  

  

  

  

  Our Passport French rosé from Bordeaux is a delightful blend of crisp and refreshing flavors. On the palate, it reveals notes of bright raspberry and juicy strawberry, complemented by hints of peach and apricot. The wine is well-balanced with a light, refreshing acidity that makes it the perfect companion for a warm summer day. Its finish is smooth and long-lasting, leaving a subtle floral aroma that lingers on the tongue. Overall, this French Rose is a delicious and complex wine that is sure to impress any wine lover.