Rosé Week at Wine Collective
- Jun 10
- 5 min read
Discover the Many Shades of Rosé
Rosé is more than a summer wine. It is one of the most versatile, food-friendly, and expressive styles produced around the world. From the limestone hills of Sancerre to the vineyards of Oregon, Patagonia, and Napa Valley, rosé tells a different story depending on the grape, region, and winemaker behind the bottle.
During Rosé Week, we're highlighting a collection of rosés that showcase just how diverse this category can be. Some are crisp and mineral-driven. Others are fruit-forward and vibrant. Some come from world-renowned producers, while others are hidden gems waiting to be discovered.
Many of these wines are available in limited quantities in our shop. If a featured wine is not currently on our shelves, we are happy to special order it whenever possible.
Rosé Week Lineup
Featured By the Glass
🍷 Saurus Pinot Noir Rosé - Our featured rosé by the glass, showcasing the bright, elegant character of
Patagonia, Argentina.
Off the Beaten Glass
🍷 Wonderment Rosé of Zinfandel - A fresh, dry, and unexpected take on Zinfandel that challenges everything you think you know about rosé.
Pour & Explore: Sips & Stories with Sharon Logan Kelly (Monday)
Join Sharon as she explores the stories, regions, and winemaking traditions behind these distinctive rosés.
Bougie Pour
A special featured pour from celebrated Napa Valley winemaker Cathy Corison, available in limited quantities.
Featured Bottles
🍷 She's Always Rosé🍷 Domaine Martin "Le Petit Martin" Rosé🍷 Sophie Bertin Rosé🍷 Jean-Max Roger Sancerre Rosé🍷 Foris Vineyard Rosé of Pinot Noir
Available by the bottle while supplies last. If we happen to be out of stock, we're happy to help special order a bottle whenever possible.
National Rosé Day Celebration
Saturday, June 13
Rosé Week culminates with one of our favorite wine holidays: National Rosé Day.
Join us at Wine Collective & Press Coffee Lounge as we raise a glass to all things pink. Spend the afternoon enjoying a refreshing rosé, pairing it with one of our tapas boxes, and discovering a new favorite wine.
Whether you're meeting friends, relaxing on the patio, or exploring our Rosé Week selections, National Rosé Day is the perfect excuse to slow down and celebrate.
Rosé all day? We certainly won't judge.
Grab a glass. Enjoy a tapas box. Raise a toast.
Cheers to Rosé All Day!
Understanding Rosé
Rosé is produced from red grapes, but unlike red wine, the juice spends only a short amount of time in contact with the grape skins. This brief skin contact creates the wine's signature pink color while preserving freshness and brightness.
Contrary to popular belief, most quality rosés are dry wines. They are prized for their refreshing acidity, vibrant fruit flavors, and ability to pair with a wide variety of foods.
The grape variety matters. A Pinot Noir rosé will taste very different from a Cabernet Sauvignon rosé or a Zinfandel rosé. That's what makes rosé such a fun category to explore.
Rosés Available by the Bottle
She's Always Rosé
Wine Club Favorite
One of the standout favorites from our Wine Club, She's Always Rosé quickly earned a loyal following for its bright fruit, refreshing character, and easy-drinking style.
This is the kind of rosé that reminds us why people fall in love with pink wine in the first place—approachable, vibrant, and endlessly enjoyable.
Tasting NotesFresh strawberry, watermelon, raspberry, and citrus with lively acidity and a clean finish.
Perfect Pairings
Goat cheese
Summer salads
Fresh berries
Charcuterie boards
Light seafood dishes
Domaine Martin "Le Petit Martin" Rosé
A classic French rosé that balances fruit, freshness, and elegance. This wine captures everything we love about traditional European rosé—subtle, refined, and food friendly.
Tasting NotesWild strawberry, red currant, citrus peel, and delicate floral notes.
Perfect Pairings
Grilled shrimp
Mediterranean dishes
Herbed chicken
Fresh mozzarella
Flatbreads
Sophie Bertin Rosé
Loire Valley, France
Crafted in France's Loire Valley, Sophie Bertin Rosé combines freshness and elegance with beautiful Old World character.
Tasting NotesStrawberry, raspberry, pink grapefruit, and bright minerality.
Perfect Pairings
Goat cheese
Smoked salmon
Fresh vegetables
Quiche
Light pasta dishes
Jean-Max Roger Sancerre Rosé
Sancerre, France
Produced from Pinot Noir in one of France's most respected wine regions, this rosé offers precision, minerality, and remarkable balance.
For guests who enjoy Sauvignon Blanc from Sancerre, this rosé provides a fascinating look at the region through a different lens.
Tasting NotesWild strawberry, cherry blossom, citrus zest, and limestone-driven minerality.
Perfect Pairings
Oysters
Fresh seafood
Goat cheese
Herb-roasted chicken
Summer vegetables
Foris Vineyard Rosé of Pinot Noir
Rogue Valley, Oregon
Foris has long been a pioneer in Oregon's Rogue Valley, producing wines that showcase the freshness and purity of the Pacific Northwest.
Tasting NotesFresh raspberry, strawberry, watermelon, and citrus.
Perfect Pairings
Salmon
Grilled vegetables
Tuna
Charcuterie
Soft cheeses
Featured Rosés by the Glass
Saurus Pinot Noir Rosé
Featured By-The-Glass Selection
Traveling all the way from Patagonia, Argentina, Saurus Pinot Noir Rosé offers a beautiful combination of freshness and elegance. Patagonia's cool climate allows Pinot Noir to develop vibrant fruit while maintaining exceptional acidity.
As our featured rosé by the glass, this wine is a perfect introduction to the diversity of rosé from around the world.
Tasting NotesStrawberry, cherry, watermelon, rose petals, and bright citrus.
Perfect Pairings
Tapas
Prosciutto
Fresh salads
Brie
Grilled chicken
Wonderment Rosé of Zinfandel
Off the Beaten Glass Feature
Many wine drinkers hear "White Zinfandel" and immediately think sweet. Wonderment challenges that perception by showcasing a fresh, balanced, and modern expression of rosé made from Zinfandel.
This wine highlights exactly why Off the Beaten Glass exists—to introduce guests to styles they may never have considered before.
Tasting NotesRipe strawberry, watermelon, raspberry, and subtle spice.
Perfect Pairings
BBQ chicken
Flatbreads
Charcuterie
Mild cheeses
Grilled vegetables
Pour & Explore Rosés
Sips & Stories with Sharon Logan Kelly (Monday June 8th)
Harvest Widow Rosé
A lively and expressive rosé with beautiful fruit character and refreshing acidity.
Tasting NotesFresh berries, watermelon, citrus, and floral notes.
Perfect Pairings
Picnic fare
Chicken salad
Goat cheese
Fresh fruit
Juliette La Sanglière Rosé
Provence, France
A classic Provençal rosé that captures the essence of the Mediterranean coast.
Tasting NotesWhite peach, citrus blossom, melon, and mineral notes.
Perfect Pairings
Mediterranean cuisine
Seafood
Olives
Fresh herbs
Provençal flatbreads
Bougie Pour Feature - Reserve below
Corazón Rosé of Cabernet Sauvignon
St. Helena, Napa Valley
Created by celebrated Napa Valley winemaker Cathy Corison, Corazón Rosé demonstrates how serious rosé can be.
Known for producing some of Napa's most respected Cabernet Sauvignon, Corison brings the same precision and restraint to this limited-production rosé.
Bright fruit, remarkable freshness, and beautiful structure make this a wine worth slowing down and savoring.
Tasting NotesWild strawberry, watermelon, blood orange, and subtle floral notes with a long, elegant finish.
Perfect Pairings
Tuna crudo
Lobster
Prosciutto
Triple cream cheeses
Seasonal tapas
Join Us for Rosé Week
From casual glasses after work to guided tastings and special pours, Rosé Week is designed to help you discover the incredible range of rosé wines from around the world.
Whether you're exploring rosé for the first time or adding new favorites to your cellar, we invite you to spend the week with us, raise a glass, and celebrate one of wine's most enjoyable styles.
Rosé Week • Pour & Explore • Off the Beaten Glass • Bougie Pour • National Rosé Day
One week. Ten rosés. Countless discoveries.
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