Sometime in the last few years, “pink” wine went from being stereotyped as overly sweet white zinfandel to a more trendy range of rosé wines. Now we're seeing the popularity of everything from Pinot Noir Rosé to rosé slushies.
Rosé wine is made with some of the color of the crushed grape skins but not enough to make it red. Almost any type of grape can be used, which means that rosé wines can vary greatly in sweetness levels. Almost all are served chilled like a white wine, and they can be paired with a huge variety of foods depending on how dry they are.
It's not surprising that the first rosé wine of the month clubs are starting to pop up. Although there aren't many, here are the ones that we have found so far.
Cellars Wine Club Rosé Club
One of the few true Rose Wine Clubs comes from Cellars Wine. They were actually the very first company that we reviewed on this site back in 2012! This newer addition to their lineup features 2 bottles of rose wine each month for $65 a shipment. You can choose from 2-12 shipments monthly or every other month. You can also pay monthly or up front (best for gift giving)
Firstleaf Wine Club
Although it isn't billed as rose of the month club, with Firstlfeaf you can actually create your own rose club. When you sign up for a membership with them, you will be able to customize the types of wines that you like for each delivery. You can even choose the specific bottles you would like in your shipment. Here is our latest Firstleaf deal:
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The wines change frequently, but here's an example of some they have you can add to your club right now:
- Pasarlo (2024 Rosé)
- Giocositá (2023 Rosé)
- Dita Akello (2022 Shiraz Rosé)
- Theave (2023 Rosé of Pinot Noir)
- Wisdom Point (2024 Rosé)
- Luxana (2023 Rosé)
- Ophidian (2024 Rosé)
- Luxana (2024 Rosé of Zinfandel)
Winc Rosé Wines
Winc is another club where you can create your own Winc Rosé Club pretty easily. Right now they have 8 rosé options including:
- 2016 Love Me Not Rosé
- 2016 Capuchon Rosé
- 2016 #TBT Rosé
- 2016 Summer Water Rosé (very popular!)
- 2016 Ruza Zinfandel Rosé
The Winc site will tell you how to serve each wine and what it pairs well with. Wines on their site change from month to month. I'm actually a Winc club member myself and plan on adding a couple of rosé wines to my shipment for next month. You can skip months of shipments and also cancel at any time.
Shipments start at $39 for 3 bottles, plus shipping. However, if you use this special link, you will save on your first purchase. That gives you $20 off 4 bottles!
I'll be keeping an eye on all of the clubs that we review regularly to see who adds other rosé clubs and will update this post. If you like sweeter rosé wines, you may also want to check out our Sweet Wine of the Month Club reviews.
