We pair our favourite rosés with summer’s hottest fashion trends (oh yes we do!).
Quail’s Gate Rosé, 2014: This has got to be the best-value rosé in B.C. With its easy-open stelvan closure, it’s a must for slipping in your oversized canvas beach bag. Quail’s Gate Rosé, $16 at www.bcliquorstores.com; Colour Block Canvas Tote, $15 at www.chapters.indigo.ca
Haywire Gamay Noir Rosé, 2013: With its pale peachy colour, it’s patio-perfect with a floaty floral sundress by Cacharel. Haywire Gamay Noir Rosé, $25 at okanagancrushpad.com; Floral Voile Print Dress, $333 at rebeccabree.com
L’Ostal Cazes Rosé, 2014: This wallet-friendly Provencal poolside sipper is as crisp and dry as a Gap Oxford shirt (tied at the waist and paired with denim shorts of course). L’Ostal Cazes Rosé, $15 at www.bcliquorstores.com; Fitted Boyfriend Oxford Shirt, $50 at www.gap.com
Little Farm Winery Rosé, 2013: Bringing much refinement and elegance to organically farmed B.C. rosé, we’ll be wearing super-chic short overalls from Aritzia when we drink it. Little Farm Winery Rosé, $25 at littlefarmwinery.ca; Azure Skies Senryu Romper, $70 at aritzia.com
Township 7 Rosé, 2014: With a hit of Okanagan cherry and floral notes, this celebratory wine calls for a skirt full enough to twirl in, like this one from ASOS. It might even make us blush. Township 7 Rosé, $17 at www.township7.com; Pleated Midi Skirt, $65 at www.asos.com
Tinhorn Creek Oldfield Series Rosé, 2013: With its watermelon colour and berry aromatics, this bright and cheerful wine is ripe for the picnic basket. Sip it on your blanket while sitting pretty in this dress from Privilege. Tinhorn Creek Oldfield Series Rosé, $20 at www.tinhorn.com; Lola Dress, $74 at privilegeclothing.com
—Sarah Bancroft
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