14 Fantastic Rosés For Spring

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  • on MARCH 25, 2026
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14 Fantastic Rosés For Spring

By WineCountry Collective March 25, 2026

After the dull, gray days of winter, spring comes in to brighten things up, both in terms of weather and moods. There’s just something about spring that makes us want to get outside and sip wine in the sunshine… And let’s not forget that springtime is when many wineries release new rosé wines—always a joyful time of year.

Although its roots lie in Provence, France, rosé is now being made everywhere—in a range of styles and price points. So, now that spring is officially here, we’re sharing our picks for the best rosé wines, from Napa and Sonoma and well beyond.

From Sonoma & Napa

Raymond Vineyards
Raymond Vineyards, Small Lot Collection Rosé, Sonoma County

Raymond is known for its playful, almost sultry vibe (one step into the red velvet tasting room and you’ll see why). This rosé of Pinot Noir takes inspiration from the estate’s expressive side—think bright aromas of guava and ripe peach, with a refreshing palate filled with juicy raspberry and nectarine flavors. It’s a great complement to any spring picnic or celebratory dinner. Learn More

Mumm Napa, Brut Rosé, Napa

Every memorable spring event needs some bubbles in the mix, and this Brut Rosé from acclaimed sparkling producer Mumm is perfect for every occasion. A blend of three of Champagne’s most prominent grapes—Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Pinot Meunier—this versatile bubbly offers notes of strawberry, tangerine, and toasted bread with an enticing, mousse-y texture. Learn More

Gloria Ferrer, Brut Rosé, Carneros

A longtime sparkling house in Sonoma, Gloria Ferrer knows a thing or two about crafting elegant bubbles. Their Brut Rosé is fresh and vibrant, opening with aromas of wild strawberry and rose petals, followed by crisp flavors of cherry and citrus zest. It’s the kind of bottle that feels right at home at a spring brunch or al fresco picnic table. Learn More

Francis Ford Coppola Winery, Reserve Rosé, Sonoma County

From the iconic Sonoma estate, this Reserve Rosé leans into a more refined, food-friendly style. Notes of tropical fruit and grapefruit lead into a clean palate with a subtle mineral edge. Polished yet approachable, it’s an easy choice for everything from garden lunches to leisurely afternoons spent soaking up the sunshine. Learn More

Elizabeth Spencer, Rosé of Grenache, Mendocino

Crafted from Mendocino-grown Grenache, this rosé offers a beautifully lifted and fruit-forward profile that feels tailor-made for spring sipping. Aromas of wild strawberry and raspberry mingle with hints of citrus and florals, while the palate leans fresh and vibrant with notes of tropical fruits and bright acidity. Learn More

Iron Horse Vineyards, Spring Rosé, Russian River Valley

Celebrated for its estate-grown sparkling wines, Iron Horse delivers a seasonal sparking rosé that captures the essence of cool-climate elegance. Lively and aromatic with notes of strawberry, blood orange, and sea salt, it’s vibrant and playful and sure to be a standout for spring celebrations.
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J Vineyards, Brut Rosé, Russian River Valley

This vibrant, salmon-hued bubbly comes from renowned sparkling producer J Vineyards in Sonoma’s Russian River Valley. Offering notes of strawberry, mandarins, and crème fraîche, it strikes a balance between being creamy in texture and having refreshing lift—making it an easy choice to sip all season long. Learn More

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Priest Ranch, Rosé, Napa Valley

If you prefer your rosé with rich aromatics and a more rounded character, this bottling from Napa Valley’s Priest Ranch will delight. Made from Syrah grapes, it was barrel aged for 7 months in neutral oak, giving this a bit more texture than stainless steel rosé wines. Rhubarb, cherry, and rose petals are accented with nice acidity and an elegant finish. Learn More

DeLoach Vineyards, Estate Rosé of Pinot Noir, Russian River Valley

This biodynamic producer, dedicated to eco-friendly farming practices, sources fruit from their estate vineyard in the Russian River Valley. Ripe strawberry and orange blossom aromas lead to a juicy, red fruit-driven palate that delivers all the crisp and refreshing notes you’d want in a rosé wine. Learn More

From Elsewhere Around the World

Chamisal, Malene Rosé, Central Coast, CA

Located in the Edna Valley region of the Central Coast, Malene Rosé is Chamisal’s ode to Provence. With notes of white peaches, strawberries, and white flowers, along with vibrant acidity and saline minerality, it’s a SIP-produced wine you’ll reach for over and over again this season. Learn More

Domaines Ott, Clos Mireille, Provence, France

One of the premier rosé wine producers of France, Domaines Ott established themselves in the Provence region of France in 1896. Their rosés, a traditional blend of Grenache, Cinsault, Rolle, and Syrah, are known for their complexity and brightness. This one has a slightly zingy finish that adds a layer of intrigue. Learn More

Mulderbosch, Cabernet Sauvignon Rosé, Stellenbosch, South Africa

Mulderbosch’s first Cabernet-based rosé wine was created in 1999, well ahead of the rosé craze we see today. Not surprisingly, the winery’s commitment to quality rosé continues to live on. Expect bright notes of red berries with a subtle savory herb lift, finishing with a lusciousness on the palate that reminds you of its Cabernet base.
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Wölffer Estate, Summer in a Bottle Rosé, Long Island, NY

An East Coast favorite for a reason, this rosé captures the carefree spirit of summer in every sip. Bursting with ripe peach, cranberry, and citrus notes, it’s vibrant, fruit-forward, and endlessly drinkable. Chill it well and bring it along to any sunny-day gathering. Learn More

Château Léoube, Rosé de Léoube, Provence, France

From the sun-drenched coast of Provence, this organic rosé is as elegant as it is refreshing. Notes of citrus, white peach, and delicate florals lead into a crisp, mineral-driven finish. It’s a quintessential Provençal sipper, perfect for long, leisurely afternoons on or off the water. Learn More

Keep Exploring

Don’t let your wine inspo stop here! Keep exploring our site for helpful hints and tips, from the most common wine tasting terms and how to properly store your wine to our favorite wine clubs for wine lovers. Here’s to making sure there’s always something delicious in your glass this spring!