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Rosé wines can come in many shades of pink, depending on where they’re made and the method used. For some rosé wines like Champagne, a little red wine is blended with white wine to produce the recognizable ‘blush’ effect. But ordinarily, it’s the skin of the red grape (usually Pinot Noir in Burgundy, you won’t be surprised to hear) that gives the rosé wine its color. As the juice of both red and green grapes is clear, leaching a small amount of red grape skin into the wine does the job.

You may be wondering what to match a rosé wine with for dinner? Well, along with being excellent on their own, they also work wonders with al fresco eating (charcuterie, cheeses, egg dishes), but depending on the style can also be drunk with grilled fish or meats. That’s not to mention desserts – fruit tarts, for example, make an excellent sweet pairing.

Read about the 2022 Vintage

12 bottle mixed case includes 6 bottles of each Rosé with GROUND SHIPPING INCLUDED:

Domaine Alain Vignot Bourgogne Cote Saint-Jacques Vin Gris 2022
This is a real Pinot Gris, a serious food wine which offers a complex aromatic palette due in large part to its flinty terroir. It is called ‘gray’ wine because of its incomparable color, likened to a ‘partridge eye’, (l’oeil de perdrix) found in some classic expressions of champagne.

Gabin and Felix Richoux Osez Le Rosé 2022
The name gives it away...'Dare to try this Rose'...! Rich and suave rosé made from Pinot Noir grown in Irancy, pressed as with a red Irancy, but not macerated. It's raised in 100% stainless steel. Malolactic fermentation allowed to finish. It has been declassified to Vin de France, as are more and more 'atypical' wines these days. A true gem from the Richoux brothers.