Oddbird

Sparkling Rosé

WineSparkling rosé

Oddbird Sparkling Rosé
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85/100

The short take

Easy, berry-led sparkling rosé — semi-dry and clean rather than bone-dry. Fruit is the point; depth is modest. A good warm-weather pour when you want pink bubbles without a candy finish.

Tasted Karl HillHow we score

Serve Well chilled, in a flute or white-wine glass.

Who it’s for Brunch, aperitif hour, a patio pour — well chilled.

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In the glass

Nose
Raspberry, rose petal, and cherry — floral berry, not perfume overload.
Palate
Ripe red berries with citrus and tart cherry. Semi-dry; fruit leads, acidity keeps it from sticky.
Finish
Semi-dry, clean, and berry-led — fruit hangs briefly, then clears.
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How wine-like is it?

Separate from the score. A convincing resemblance is not a higher rating.

Good: recognizably sparkling rosé; fruit-forward more than taut or mineral.

The wine

Berry first. Raspberry, rose petal, and cherry on the nose — floral pink without tipping into soap. The bubbles carry ripe red berries, citrus, and tart cherry on a semi-dry line. Fruit leads; acidity stops it from reading as candy.

It is not a taut, mineral sparkling rosé. The bead is soft, the body light, the finish clean and berry-led rather than long or savory. Semi-dry is honest: sweetness is present enough to make it easy, not enough to sticky the glass. That is the trade — approachable over austere.

Serve it well chilled in a flute or a white-wine glass. Warm, the berry turns softer and the rose note fattens; cold keeps the tart cherry bright. Likeness is good for sparkling rosé: you get the pink fruit and the bead. Structure of a serious Provence pink is modest. For brunch or a patio pour, the berry-led clean close is enough. What it does well is stay honest about the trade. The soft bead and berry-led close are the point of the pour, not a failure to become Champagne. Keep it cold and it stays pink fruit with lift; let it warm and it turns into a softer, less interesting glass.

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Research notes

Syrah with short skin contact; stainless fermentation; 12 months on fine lees; then vacuum dealcoholization (producer).

Where to buy

Oddbird

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Checked 22 Sep 2026

Package

750 ml

Typical price

$24.99 / 750 ml

Availability observations
PackageObserved listingPriceUnit price
750 mlObserved at The Zero Proof$24.99

Checked 22 Sep 2026

$24.99
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  • Oddbird — Sparkling Rosé (International) · Producer
Availability

oddbird.com; US specialty retail including The Zero Proof

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Product facts

Producer
Oddbird International AB (Swedish company; wine from Languedoc-Roussillon, France)
Origin
Languedoc-Roussillon, France
Bottle / can
750 ml

Ingredients & nutrition

Ingredients
De-alcoholized wine (grapes, sulphites), sugar (sucrose), carbon dioxide, sulphites (producer)Verified from producer documentation · Sep 2026
Calories
20.2 kcal / 100 ml (producer nutrition block)
Sugar
3.8 g / 100 ml
Per 100 ml
20.2 kcal · 3.8 g sugar

Tasting notes are opinion. Facts are printed only when a source supports them. Scores are not for sale, and a sample does not guarantee a review.

How we score and verify · Send a correction

Cite Karl Hill, “Oddbird Sparkling Rosé,” The Dry Standard, September 22, 2026, https://drinkdrystandard.com/reviews/wine/oddbird-sparkling-rose/.

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Sources & verification

Facts checked Oct 2026 2 primary sources Method: documented Conflicts: 1 noted Show details Hide details

Where sources disagree

Sources disagree on the following points.

  • Region: Producer PDP: Languedoc-Roussillon. The Zero Proof product copy says Provence for the same Sparkling Rosé SKU. Region field follows the producer.

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  • Producer documented7 facts
  • Retailer sourced3 facts
  • Unverified4 facts

Production record

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