Rosè
Rosé wine is the perfect encounter between the freshness of whites and the structure of reds. In our selection you’ll find rosés from all over Europe and beyond: elegant Côtes de Provence, fruity Italian rosés and surprising international offerings. Ideal for a chic aperitif, a light dinner or a summer evening, each rosé wine chosen by our sommeliers tells a story of balance, taste and conviviality.
Most purchased
California Zinfandel Rosé 2023 – Beringer – American Rosè
Champagne “Ravage” Brut Nature Rosé – Delouvin-Nowack
Famille Delouvin Champagne Rosé Brut Nature 'Ravage' Famille Delouvin Champagne Rosé Brut Nature has a deep, bright pink color with fine and persistent effervescence.
The olfactory range evokes fascinating suggestions of berries and balsamic hints, enhanced by fresh floral hints and delicate nuances of spices.
Rich and assertive on the palate, with marked freshness accompanying the fragrant fruity and floral finish of excellent length.
Côtes de Provence rosé “Corail” 2023 – Château de Roquefort – French rosé
Franciacorta Rosè Brut “Flamingo” – Monterossa – Italian rosé champagne method
Rioja DOCa Rosé “Excellens” 2023 – Marques de Caceres – Spanish rosé
Rozaki 2024 – Volacus – Greek white
This rosé comes from over 100-year-old ungrafted vines grown on granite soils in Tinos, among the “Volakes” formations. The ungrafted vines grow at high altitude (400-440 m) using organic methods, on sandy and clayey soils. The microclimate influenced by the Meltemi winds gives the wine a unique minerality, with a savory flavor and vibrant acidity that make it distinctive from other similar wines in Greece. A rare and fascinating rosé, the result of an exceptional terroir.
Salento IGT Rosato “Clò de Girofle” 2021 – Garofano
Südtirol – Alto Adige DOC Lagrein Rosé 2024 – Rottensteiner – Italian Rosè
The Hans Rottensteiner winery was founded in 1956 in Bolzano and is one of South Tyrol's historic wineries. For generations, the Rottensteiner family has been cultivating vineyards on porphyritic soils, the typical “red stone” that gives the family its name and gives the wines their unique identity. Today, the winery is run by Toni and Hannes Rottensteiner, who have a strong connection to tradition and a modern approach to winemaking. Great attention is paid to the region's iconic grape varieties, such as Lagrein, Schiava, and Santa Maddalena, which are cultivated with respect, precision, and passion. Tradition, authenticity, and quality are the values that accompany every wine, from the vineyard to the bottle.
Terre Siciliane IGT “Rose di Adele” 2023 – Feudo montoni
Toscana Rosato IGT 2024 – Podere Le Cinciole – Italian Rosè
Trento DOC Brut Rosè 2018 – Letrari – italian champenoise method
Fascinating in its amber pink color, a chromatic stamp that invites one to discover as many scents. On the nose, it is precise with an immediate vivacity, making it easy to perceive the fruit, fragrances of currants, strawberries and rhubarb with the unmistakable character of raspberry. The palate offers itself with juicy, satisfying sip, amidst stimuli where you find tea or infusions from morello cherry fruit, as well as herbs like lemon balm. Lively and a body as vinous as it is velvety.
Vigneti delle dolomiti IGT “Vin dei Molini” 2023 – Pojer e Sandri
Vin dei Molini is made from Rotberger grapes, a cross created in 1939 in Geisenheim, on the Rhine, from a combination of Schiava and Riesling Renano. It was the first wine produced by Pojer & Sandri and, thanks to its unique character, helped to make the winery famous. It was consecrated by the great critic Luigi Veronelli, who was so impressed that he dedicated an article full of enthusiastic praise to it.