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The Best Rosé Wines - The Reverse Wine Snob Picks!

Rosé is one of the hottest categories in wine although it hasn't always been that way. When we started this site in 2011 getting people to drink the delightful dry examples was a bit like pulling teeth. Conditioned by the gallon jugs of pink syrupy slop on grocery store shelves most people thought rosé only existed in the impossibly sweet form. Thanks to the newfound availability of dry wines from places like Provence and beyond however that perception has changed.

The Best Rosé Wines - The Reverse Wine Snob Picks!

Of course the flip side of this surge in popularity is that everyone wants to jump on the bandwagon which means that many of the new options just aren't that good. We help you separate the wheat from the chaff in our giant list of The Best Rosé Wines Under $20!

Before we get to the picks; however, let's take a quick look at how rosé is made. The color in red wine comes from dark grape skins being left in contact with the juice during fermentation. If you remove the skin or juice part way through fermentation, you end up with a light red, or pink, wine. (The skin is also what imparts much of the tannins to the wine.)

One other note about this style that many people do not recognize -- they are some of the most food flexible types of wine out there. From salads to barbecue to all your Thanksgiving favorites rosé is one of the best options to pair with your meals.

Read on for our list of The Best Rosé Wines Under $20!

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Casillero Del Diablo Rosé – Rejuvenating

Casillero Del Diablo Rosé – Rejuvenating

A refreshing reminder of warmer weather.Primarily Syrah with a small amount of Cinsault and Carmenere from the Rapel and Maule … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Chile, Highly Recommended, Rosé, Syrah

90 Plus Cellars Lot 49 Sparkling Rosé – Beautiful (Pink) Bubbles

90 Plus Cellars Lot 49 Sparkling Rosé – Beautiful (Pink) Bubbles

Double Duty! This one makes a great pick for both Christmas and New Year's.Sparkling Rosé made from Pinot Noir in Alto Adige, Italy. … [Read more...]

Filed Under: 90 Plus Cellars, Highly Recommended, Italy - Alto Adige, Rosé, Sparkling Wine

Tiamo Organic Wines in a Can – The Complete Package

Tiamo Organic Wines in a Can – The Complete Package

The Tiamo Organic White and Rosé wines in a can, from Italy with love...100% Organic Grillo from Sicily and 100% Organic Montepulciano … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Grillo, Italy, Montepulciano, Organic, Rosé

Chateau de Lascaux Rosé – Really Excellent

Chateau de Lascaux Rosé – Really Excellent

The fresh, dry and delicious Chateau de Lascaux Rosé. 40% Cinsault, 30% Syrah and 30% Grenache from Languedoc, France. Made from organic … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Cinsault, Grenache, Languedoc, Rosé, Syrah

Estreia Vinho Verde Rosé – Sweet, Pink and Bubbly

Estreia Vinho Verde Rosé – Sweet, Pink and Bubbly

The Estreia Vinho Verde Rosé, a certified porch pounder. 60% Vinhao, 30% Borracal and 10% Espadeiro from Vinho Verde, Portugal. The wine … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Borracal, Espadeiro, Rosé, Vinhao, Vinho Verde

Vinho Verde Rosé – A Pinker Shade of Vinho Verde

Vinho Verde Rosé – A Pinker Shade of Vinho Verde

Exploring delicious and food-friendly Vinho Verde rosé. There's no doubt that rosé wines are hot right now. With over 78 million gallons … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Rosé, Vinho Verde

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