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8 Rosé Wines Perfect for the Summer Season

Discover the perfect rosé wines for summer with our curated list of eight exceptional selections from around the world.

Summer is synonymous with sunny days, outdoor gatherings, and, of course, sipping on chilled Rosé. As temperatures rise, there’s nothing quite like the refreshing taste of a well-chosen Rosé to keep you cool and invigorated. Whether you’re lounging by the pool, hosting a garden party, or enjoying a quiet evening on the patio, our carefully curated list of Rosé wines from around the world promises to elevate your summer experience. From the rolling vineyards of Italy and Spain to the historic terroirs of the Loire Valley and Provence, each bottle offers a unique expression of its region’s character and charm. Let’s explore eight exceptional Rosé wines that are perfect for savoring the season.

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1. 2023 Antoniolo Bricco Lorella Nebbiolo Rosato (Italy)

$18 per bottle

This delightful Rosé hails from the Alto Piemonte region, nestled in the Alps. Crafted from Nebbiolo grapes, this wine bursts with aromas of red cherries, raspberries, and a hint of spice, courtesy of the Vespolina blend. It offers a structured yet refreshing palate, finishing with a long, satisfying note.

Antoniolo, a renowned estate in Gattinara, was established in 1948 by Mario Antoniolo. Today, it is managed by siblings Alberto and Lorella Antoniolo, who continue to uphold the winery’s esteemed reputation.

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2. 2023 Bieler Pere & Fils Sabine Rosé Coteaux d’Aix-en-Provence

$15 per bottle

With enticing aromas of peach, white cherry, and wild raspberry, this Rosé from Provence is a sensory delight. The flavors of summer flowers, white tea, and herbs of Provence carry through to a creamy palate, complemented by rose petal and wet stone nuances. Its silky texture and vibrant length make it a standout choice.

Founded in 1992 by Philippe Bieler, Chateau Routas became known for its Grenache-based Rosé. Philippe’s children, Charles and Mira, brought innovative approaches to winemaking and marketing. In 2005, the family transitioned to Bieler Père et Fils, continuing their Rosé legacy.

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3. 2023 Can Sumoi La Rosa Penedes

$19 per bottle

This Rosé from Penedès offers a fresh and aromatic profile with notes of wild fruits, citrus, and delicate florals. On the palate, it combines elegance with lively acidity, showcasing concentrated red fruit flavors and underlying minerality.

Can Sumoi, a 400-hectare estate, is a collaboration between Pepe Raventós and Francesc Escala. Located at an altitude of 600 meters in the Serra de l’Home range, the estate boasts 350-year-old farmhouses and organic vineyards, creating wines of exceptional quality.

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4. 2023 Thibaud Boudignon Rosé de Loire Val de Loire

$22 per bottle

A blend of Cabernet Franc and Grolleau from 25-year-old vines, this Rosé from the Loire Valley shines with bright pink hues and vibrant red fruit aromas. The palate offers a burst of crunchy red fruits and a dry, refreshing finish.

Thibaud Boudignon, originally from Bordeaux, started his winery in 2009 in Anjou and Savennieres. His commitment to organic farming and meticulous vineyard care has quickly earned him acclaim, with his wines now sought after by top restaurants and collectors worldwide.

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5. 2023 Hermann J. Wiemer Dry Rosé Seneca Lake

$19 per bottle

This dry Rosé from New York’s Finger Lakes region is crafted from Pinot Noir with a touch of Cabernet Franc. It features refreshing notes of strawberry, watermelon rind, and white raspberry, offering balanced ripeness and complexity. Perfect as an aperitif or throughout a meal.

Hermann Wiemer, a pioneer in New York winemaking since the 1960s, has established his winery as a leader in the Finger Lakes, known for its exceptional wine production and vine propagation.

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6. 2023 La Bernarde Les Hauts du Luc Côtes de Provence Rosé

$18 per bottle

Bright and minerally, this Rosé from Côtes de Provence displays fresh aromas of orange, strawberry, and florals. The palate is energetic and precise, with flavors of blood orange, nectarine, and lavender, offering a crisp, mineral-laced finish.

La Bernarde, an historic property in the Côtes de Provence, sits on a limestone hillside at 300 meters above sea level. The cooler micro-climate, with occasional winter snow, allows for the production of crisp and complex Rosé wines.

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7. 2023 Château de Pibarnon Bandol Rosé

$39 per bottle

This Rosé from Bandol offers vibrant aromas of red berries, blood orange, and flowers. The palate is silky and dry, with energetic strawberry and orange zest flavors. Made from 65% Mourvèdre and 35% Cinsault, it’s a wine of elegance and depth.

Since 1975, Eric de Saint-Victor has crafted some of Southern France’s most aromatic and structured wines at Château de Pibarnon. The estate’s high elevation provides stunning views and optimal growing conditions.

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8. NV Champagne Pierre Gimonnet & Fils Rosé de Blancs Brut Premier Cru

$66 per bottle

Awarded 91 points by Vinous Media, this distinctive Champagne Rosé is predominantly Chardonnay with a hint of Pinot Noir. It offers notes of cranberry, crushed rocks, chalk, and white pepper. The wine’s nervy and taut character makes it impeccably balanced and appealing.

Didier Gimonnet oversees this premier estate in Cuis, known for its expressive and refreshing Champagnes. The terroir, combined with meticulous viticulture, produces wines with lingering, salty purity and exceptional quality.

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Elevate your wine experience with these exquisite Rosé wines for summer!

Each bottle offers a unique journey through some of the world’s most celebrated wine regions. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a passionate enthusiast, these Rosé wines promise to keep you cool, refreshed, and delighted throughout the season. For personalized Rosé recommendations, be sure to reach out to our fine wine experts at 212-991-5700.

Note: The prices listed are as of July 10, 2024 and are subject to change.

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