Rose Colored Glasses And Sparkling Rosé In Your Glass: How To Beat The Heat
The summer switch has been flipped, and what better way to cool down in fashion than throw on your favorite pair of sunnies and sip from a frosty-cold bottle of delicious sparkling rosé. You need these five sparkling rosés from stunning vineyard locales in your life and in your glass, stat.
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Valdo 'Marca Oro' Brut Prosecco DOC Rosé 2022 Veneto, Italy (average price $14.99) - Glera, the primary grape of Prosecco production meets with delicate Pinot Noir to spawn this elegant Prosecco Rosé. Made with the Charmat method, the gentle pressurization balances nicely with an 11% Brut Rosé you can drink all day. Especially at this price point! valdo.com
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Revì Brut Millesimato Rosé 2018 Trentodoc, Italy (average price $26) - Paolo Malfer established Revì in 1982, after years of studying and perfecting production techniques necessary to make precise sparkling wine. The name Revì, both the winery and the production area, are in reference to a local legend, that the area had vines of such a superior quality they were dubbed "Re vin" - King Vines. This blend of 80% Pinot Noir & 20% Chardonnay balances fresh red fruits with alpine herbs and forest floor. Great to crack open by the pool with a cheese & charcuterie plate! Especially if you have speck, the local smoked pork leg charcuterie from Trentino-Alto Adige. revispumanti.com
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Mtsvane Estate Pet-Nat Saperavi Rosé 2022 (average price $29) - What began as a dream to create the foremost sparkling wines in one of the oldest wine regions on the planet, yielded some of the most interesting sparkling rosé available on the market! The Republic of Georgia's 8000 years of winemaking history is carefully respected by Kateryna Chiganova, Co-Founder & CEO of Mtsvane Estate. The Pet-Nat is made from 100% Saperavi, Georgia's flagship red variety, grown in humus-calcarious soils with alluvial deposits, allowing delicate black and red fruits to develop on the palate. The wine was not filtered, it's vegan friendly, with no uncounted for additives. georgian-sparkling.com
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Ferrari Brut Rosé Non-Vintage Trentdoc, Italy (average price $37.99) - The Ferrari Trento team are meticulous in how they work the land. All the fruit is hand picked from incredibly scenic mountain vineyards in the Dolomite Mountains. This Brut Rosé is a blend of 60% Pinot Noir and 40% Chardonnay, aged en-tirage for 20 months. The bubbles are fine and persistent coursing through a copper colored wine with remarkable finesse. If it were to be a song, it would be sung by Andrea Bocelli. Classic, timeless, and ever-lasting. They also produce the Official Toast of F1. ferraritrento.com
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Gran Moraine Brut Rosé Multi-Vintage Yamhill-Carlton - Willamette Valley, Oregon (average price $59) - The Gran Moraine Brut Rosé is a blend of 48% Chardonnay, 48% Pinot Noir, and 4% Pinot Meunier. It's made using the traditional méthode champenoise, fermented 50% in neutral French Oak, and 50% in stainless steel. It is kept en tirage for a minimum 36 months, giving a layered texture to the gentle fruit and fresh acidity. The Brut Rosé is also a comprised blend of multiple vintages: 2019: 75% 2018: 21% 2017: 3% 2016: 1% - when you need a serious study in Brut Rosé, reach for Gran Moraine. granmoraine.com
