Drink pink this Saturday, June 10, on National Rosé Day. Here are some of our favourites. —Catherine Dunwoody
Kim Crawford Rosé comes to us from Hawke’s Bay, one of New Zealand’s oldest wine regions. With its lively pink grapefruit, red currant, floral, and candy notes, it’s ideal with a summery Niçoise salad.
Township 7 just released a dry Provence style rosé made with their Naramata Bench winery’s merlot grapes and it’s gorgeous with grilled tuna steak or panna cotta.
Italian Santa Margherita has a fresh acidity, pale pink hue and is a lovely rosé paired with risotto or soft cheeses.
Bartier Brothers will release their new Pinot Noir Rosé 2022 on Saturday June 10th, on National Rosé Day at their winery, be sure and check here for details. Their original rosé has a cult following, so we are stoked about this new offering.
Perhaps the prettiest bottle around, Provence Rose Roseline Prestige 2021 is a French classic.
Chronos Rosé won Double-Gold at the 2023 Cascadia International Wine Competition.
Vinho Verde Rose Aveleda Casal Garcia is budget-priced and a lovely pink hue.
Bottega’s award-winning Vino dei Poeti Prosecco Rosé DOC is fruity, great in cocktails and an ideal pizza partner.
Ruffino Prosecco Rosé from Italy is an off-dry sparkler with notes of strawberry and rose petals. Festive and affordable too.
Township 7’s 2018 seven stars Equinox is crafted in the traditional Méthode Champenoise style and canoodles with canapés beautifully.
Bouillot Cremant De Bourgogne Rose Perle D’aurore is French and fancy.
Looking for a non-alcoholic option? Bottega 0 Rose is a nice alternative and affordably priced at just under $10.
The sparkling rosé with the fun pop top instead of a cork, Haywire Pink Bub is a B.C. favourite.
Evolve Pink Effervescence is nice with seafood, and even a grilled cheese.
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