From the granite hills of the Loire to the sun-drenched limestone of Provence and the volcanic slopes of Oregon, this four-bottle rosé pack captures the full spectrum of serious pink wine. These are not simple poolside rosés. They are terroir-driven, high-energy bottles selected for freshness, texture, minerality, and unmistakable personality. From the salty structure of Bandol to the crystalline lift of Pinot Noir and the savory depth of Provence, this is a masterclass in why rosé has become one of the most compelling categories in wine today.

Included Wines

2024 Domaine du Haut Bourg, Grolleau Rosé, IGP Val de Loire

The 2024 Domaine du Haut Bourg is a masterclass in Loire Valley tension, crafted from 100% Grolleau Noir—a local hero grape known for its high-toned aromatics and "electric" acidity. Produced by the Choblet brothers just a stone's throw from the Atlantic, this wine captures the salt-spray freshness of the coast and the vibrant, snappy fruit of a basket of just-picked wild strawberries and redcurrants. It’s bone-dry, lean, and finishes with a mouthwatering mineral zing that demands a second glass.

2025 Domaine du Dragon Rosé “Grande Cuvée,” Côtes de Provence

The 2025 Domaine du Dragon "Grande Cuvée" is a standout Provence rosé that defies the standard "beach wine" profile with its serious structure and deep mineral core. Hailing from a high-altitude limestone plateau in Draguignan, this Certified Organic estate benefits from cooler nights and a unique soil composition that mirrors the limestone of Burgundy. The result is a wine with a focused, crystalline texture that highlights the purity of its fruit—think tart wild strawberries, white peach, and crushed stones—delivered with a vibrant acidity that feels energized rather than just refreshing.

2024 Domaine Ray-Jane, Bandol Rosé “Cuvée La Fenouillère”

This Bandol rosé that feels both classic and quietly electric. It’s a wine that doesn’t rely on flash or weight but instead leans into nuance: pale, shimmering color; lifted aromatics; and a palate that glides with effortless balance. This is the kind of bottle that reminds you why Bandol remains Provence’s most revered terroir for rosé—where Mourvèdre’s depth meets a whisper‑light touch.

2025 Elk Cove Vineyards Rosé of Pinot Noir

The 2025 Elk Cove Rosé of Pinot Noir is a study in tension and vibrance, hailing from one of the Willamette Valley’s founding families. While many treat Rosé as a side project, Elk Cove approaches this bottling with the same obsessive precision as their top-tier reds. By hand-harvesting Pinot Noir at the perfect intersection of ripeness and zip, they employ a gentle whole-bunch press to extract a delicate "white" juice before a short skin-contact maceration provides that signature, shimmering salmon glow. The result is a bone-dry, high-acid powerhouse that perfectly captures the cool-climate energy of the Northern Willamette.

Why You’ll Love It

• A complete tour of elite rosé styles, from mineral Loire freshness to structured Bandol depth.
• Serious producer lineup featuring benchmark terroirs and estate-driven winemaking.
• Built for summer tables, seafood, grilled vegetables, and effortless warm-weather drinking.