84/100
An easy berry rosé when clear strawberry and raspberry, gentle…
Wine
Nonalcoholic rosé
Still rosé and sparkling rosé. A score means The Dry Standard tasted the bottle. A research record is sourced facts without a score. 93 cataloged, 62 tasted, 31 research records.
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A sparkling rosé to keep on hand when white peach, soft bubbles, and a…
85/100
Standout
A creamy sparkling rosé when peach, rose, and a fine bead are the…
84/100
A chilled sparkling rosé when raspberry and a fine bead matter more…
84/100
A sparkling rosé when raspberry, a fine bead, and measured sweetness…
A chilled glass of fruit-led rosé over a long lunch.
84/100
Everyday sparkling rosé, particularly when you want gentle bubbles.
84/100
83/100
A cold glass when you want a vibrant, fruit-driven rosé more than a…
78/100
An off-dry rosé for gentle raspberry, if a short finish is acceptable.
80/100
84/100
A sparkling rosé when red berries, brisk acid, and a tart finish…
82/100
85/100
Standout
A delicate rosé when citrus freshness and a slightly dry close are the…
83/100
82/100
82/100
83/100
A dry rosé when red berries, pomegranate, and blood orange should stay…
82/100
86/100
Standout
A still Provence rosé when raspberry, watermelon, and a peppery…
76/100
A very thin rosé, and only if candy-like strawberry is all you want…
87/100
Standout
83/100
A dry sparkling rosé when you want real bubble energy and a red-fruit…