White Ridge Rosé 2022
But don't worry, you'll find plenty more handpicked wines here.
Wine Details
- Rosé - Dry
France- Grenache-based blend
- 12% ABV
- 750 ml
- 31 December 2026
Flavor Profile
“When it comes to rosé, it’s hard to beat Provence.”
—Wine Spectator
As Wine Spectator rightly asserts, southern France’s Provence region is home to the country’s (and arguably, the world’s) finest rosé wines. Wine enthusiasts love the style for its pretty pale color, delicate red-fruit flavors and wonderful freshness. White Ridge Rosé is an elegant example.
The name comes from the famous White Cliffs of Provence National Park, which are not far from the vineyards that yielded White Ridge. These stone-terraced vineyards sit at a high altitude, which helps the Grenache grapes develop beautifully ripe, fresh flavors.
When White Ridge arrives, the first thing you’ll notice is the tall, statuesque bottle and bold lettering. It’ll make an eye-catching centerpiece for your dinner table or an impressive gift. Of course, the wine inside is the real prize—brimming with ripe raspberry, red cherry, wild herbs and vibrant mineral notes.
Given the popularity of Provence rosé, we expect White Ridge to fly from our cellar shelves. Hurry to secure your share.
“When it comes to rosé, it’s hard to beat Provence.”
—Wine Spectator
As Wine Spectator rightly asserts, southern France’s Provence region is home to the country’s (and arguably, the world’s) finest rosé wines. Wine enthusiasts love the style for its pretty pale color, delicate red-fruit flavors and wonderful freshness. White Ridge Rosé is an elegant example.
The name comes from the famous White Cliffs of Provence National Park, which are not far from the vineyards that yielded White Ridge. These stone-terraced vineyards sit at a high altitude, which helps the Grenache grapes develop beautifully ripe, fresh flavors.
When White Ridge arrives, the first thing you’ll notice is the tall, statuesque bottle and bold lettering. It’ll make an eye-catching centerpiece for your dinner table or an impressive gift. Of course, the wine inside is the real prize—brimming with ripe raspberry, red cherry, wild herbs and vibrant mineral notes.
Given the popularity of Provence rosé, we expect White Ridge to fly from our cellar shelves. Hurry to secure your share.
Wine Spectator
on Provence rosé
