Sure, rosé can be simple and fun, but it can also be so much more (note: it's always fun).

Looking to amp up your beef stew but unsure where to start? DAOU “Discovery Collection” Rosé 2019 Paso Robles ($20). Dusky Goose “Rambeaux” Pinot Noir Rosé 2018 Willamette Valley ($34.99). "I think a lot of stigmas about drinking rosé are definitely gone—I think [that's the case] about beverages across the board," says Nichols, who describes the archetypal male rosé drinker as guy in his mid-thirties who, in his teens, "was probably in a hard-core band that I loved and is now in some electro-clash band . Since 1957, GQ has inspired men to look sharper and live smarter with its unparalleled coverage of style, culture, and beyond. Actually, I’d argue that rosé is exactly what we all need right now, because it’s such a beautiful, delicious reminder that sunny days absolutely do lie ahead. You can spot them by their pale pink color. Gerard Bertrand “Clos du Temple” 2018 Languedoc Cabrières ($190). Rosé isn't just a beverage—it's lifestyle. It’s crisp and easy to drink, with tempting raspberry and strawberry flavors. Daly even has a buddy who wants to open up a rosé bar, which, he thinks, "would be perfect in Venice or Brooklyn." A richer style of Provençal rosé, but it works really well, with ripe watermelons, brambly berries, and sweet spice.

Domaine Houchart Cotes de Provence Rosé 2019 ($16). The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Condé Nast. Primarily made of Cabernet Franc, Bridge Lane is light-bodied and dry with lots of red fruit flavors. But in theUnited States, the pink wine hasn't always garnered respect from oenophiles.

Which is a beautiful thing, because these days, all of us could use a glassful of the kind of unselfconscious joy that great rosé so reliably provides.

Floral: The South of France produces wines made from Mourvèdre—they're the perfect balance of fruit and dried herbal notes. Savory: Would you believe us if we told you that you could serve rosé with red meat? "What was once a faux pas has become the norm. Concentration and finesse in equal measure. Grenache, Cinsault, and Syrah. As Procrustean gender norms fall into the dustbin of history, more menfolk are succumbing to the charms of the Pink Mistress, blithely knocking back rosés ranging in color from onionskin to rare steak. Remarkable concentration, with cantaloupes, white peaches, seashore brininess, and almond blossom: This smells like Provence in the summertime. If you think of rosé as summer water—that dangerously drinkable beverage you don't have to think twice about—you're not alone. Chateau Pigoudet Aix En Provence Rosé 2014 - $11 "A quintessential example of the beautifully balanced and barely-there blush rosés from Provence, this wine is light, dry, refreshing, and highly instagrammable. Belle Glos Pinot Noir Blanc “Oeil de Perdrix” 2019 Sonoma County ($22). Minus Tide Feliz Creek Vineyard Carignan Rosé 2019 Mendocino ($24). Broader on the palate than the nose implies, this is particularly well-suited to richer, oilier fish and dishes like bouillabaisse. No longer burdened by the cheap albatross of White Zinfandel, the New Rosé is a finding a hospitable environment in the 21st-century, metroflexible landscape. lead to a palate of sweet spice, ripe watermelons and cantaloupes, cherry clafoutis, and rose water, all complicated by notes of almond blossoms and a honeyed finish. GQ may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our Affiliate Partnerships with retailers.

We’ve assembled a list of 50 of the world’s most reliable, inexpensive wines – bottles that offer amazing quality for their price year in and year out.

Crisp and precise, almost ProvençaI in style, with oranges, melons, red berries, and spice. Inman “Endless Crush” OGV Estate Rosé of Pinot Noir 2019 Russian River Valley ($38).

Real men drink rosé, All-round heartbreaker and rosé kween Dave Clouston of award-winning Marlborough ..., Vondel, Auckland, Auckland, 23 September 2020, Maybe as easy to drink as "regular" water." By the seventies, rosé was seen by serious wine drinkers as cloying, mass-produced swill, an object of revulsion and gendered disdain.

But one of the first steps to truly embracing the stuff is to expand your mind.

Brennan Vineyards Mourvèdre Dry Rosé 2017 Comanche County, Texas ($20). Yellow nectarines, white peaches, and citrus blossoms follow through on the palate to a wonderfully structured finish. Ripe, generous fruit on the red brambly berry end of the spectrum, framed by allspice, and carried along by a lovely palate-coating texture that remains energetic, with yellow peaches, oranges, and lemon oils. "Have I ever felt self-conscious about ordering rosé? "I like to say that real men drink pink," says Thomas Pastuszak, wine director of the swanky NoMad Hotel in Manhattan. That would be kind of a waste, since you’ll be mixing your Rosé with fruit and ice.

Like his counterpart, the much-discussed female whiskey drinker, the rosé bro is inaugurating a freer, more egalitarian world of gender-fluid beverage consumption. Floral and lifted, with beautiful aromas of jasmine and honeysuckle joining persimmon and quince, and turning to a palate of generosity and concentration, with a hint of spice to the cantaloupe, white grapefruit, satsuma, and orange blossom. ", Over in Brooklyn, Rustun Nichols, bar director of the upmarket fauxhemian citadel the Wythe Hotel, has noticed similar phenomena: "You go to a table where people are sitting outside and they're like, 'I'll take a magnum of Bedell,' and maybe it's seven dudes and you're a little surprised. Basically, your ideal day drinking and brunch eating wine. Vince Blais, 26, an e-commerce merch planner, didn't much care for rosé when he spent the summer in France as a teenager. Grab a bottle from Côtes du Rhône or an American bottle made from the Syrah grape—they'll sport a darker color and a much deeper, bolder flavor than any you've ever had. "Rosé is dry, lighthearted, and refreshing," explains Blumenthal. he says. A pure shot of oranges and cranberries on the nose cuts right through to a palate of shimmering minerality. This blend of 50% Nero d’Avola and 50% Syrah is briny yet lifted by peppercorn spice and red berries, the flavors of yellow nectarines, Meyer lemons, yellow grapefruits, floral peppercorn spice, and slate-like minerality. A perfectly pale pink made with Napa Valley Pinot Noir grapes, it's dry with a juicy texture and light floral aromas. This is a drier rosé with a nice amount of sweetness. To revisit this article, select My⁠ ⁠Account, then View saved stories. Hell, no!" Mourvèdre, Grenache Gris, and Grenache. Cakebread Cellars “Vin de Porche” 2019 Anderson Valley ($28).

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Sure, rosé can be simple and fun, but it can also be so much more (note: it's always fun).

Looking to amp up your beef stew but unsure where to start? DAOU “Discovery Collection” Rosé 2019 Paso Robles ($20). Dusky Goose “Rambeaux” Pinot Noir Rosé 2018 Willamette Valley ($34.99). "I think a lot of stigmas about drinking rosé are definitely gone—I think [that's the case] about beverages across the board," says Nichols, who describes the archetypal male rosé drinker as guy in his mid-thirties who, in his teens, "was probably in a hard-core band that I loved and is now in some electro-clash band . Since 1957, GQ has inspired men to look sharper and live smarter with its unparalleled coverage of style, culture, and beyond. Actually, I’d argue that rosé is exactly what we all need right now, because it’s such a beautiful, delicious reminder that sunny days absolutely do lie ahead. You can spot them by their pale pink color. Gerard Bertrand “Clos du Temple” 2018 Languedoc Cabrières ($190). Rosé isn't just a beverage—it's lifestyle. It’s crisp and easy to drink, with tempting raspberry and strawberry flavors. Daly even has a buddy who wants to open up a rosé bar, which, he thinks, "would be perfect in Venice or Brooklyn." A richer style of Provençal rosé, but it works really well, with ripe watermelons, brambly berries, and sweet spice.

Domaine Houchart Cotes de Provence Rosé 2019 ($16). The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Condé Nast. Primarily made of Cabernet Franc, Bridge Lane is light-bodied and dry with lots of red fruit flavors. But in theUnited States, the pink wine hasn't always garnered respect from oenophiles.

Which is a beautiful thing, because these days, all of us could use a glassful of the kind of unselfconscious joy that great rosé so reliably provides.

Floral: The South of France produces wines made from Mourvèdre—they're the perfect balance of fruit and dried herbal notes. Savory: Would you believe us if we told you that you could serve rosé with red meat? "What was once a faux pas has become the norm. Concentration and finesse in equal measure. Grenache, Cinsault, and Syrah. As Procrustean gender norms fall into the dustbin of history, more menfolk are succumbing to the charms of the Pink Mistress, blithely knocking back rosés ranging in color from onionskin to rare steak. Remarkable concentration, with cantaloupes, white peaches, seashore brininess, and almond blossom: This smells like Provence in the summertime. If you think of rosé as summer water—that dangerously drinkable beverage you don't have to think twice about—you're not alone. Chateau Pigoudet Aix En Provence Rosé 2014 - $11 "A quintessential example of the beautifully balanced and barely-there blush rosés from Provence, this wine is light, dry, refreshing, and highly instagrammable. Belle Glos Pinot Noir Blanc “Oeil de Perdrix” 2019 Sonoma County ($22). Minus Tide Feliz Creek Vineyard Carignan Rosé 2019 Mendocino ($24). Broader on the palate than the nose implies, this is particularly well-suited to richer, oilier fish and dishes like bouillabaisse. No longer burdened by the cheap albatross of White Zinfandel, the New Rosé is a finding a hospitable environment in the 21st-century, metroflexible landscape. lead to a palate of sweet spice, ripe watermelons and cantaloupes, cherry clafoutis, and rose water, all complicated by notes of almond blossoms and a honeyed finish. GQ may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our Affiliate Partnerships with retailers.

We’ve assembled a list of 50 of the world’s most reliable, inexpensive wines – bottles that offer amazing quality for their price year in and year out.

Crisp and precise, almost ProvençaI in style, with oranges, melons, red berries, and spice. Inman “Endless Crush” OGV Estate Rosé of Pinot Noir 2019 Russian River Valley ($38).

Real men drink rosé, All-round heartbreaker and rosé kween Dave Clouston of award-winning Marlborough ..., Vondel, Auckland, Auckland, 23 September 2020, Maybe as easy to drink as "regular" water." By the seventies, rosé was seen by serious wine drinkers as cloying, mass-produced swill, an object of revulsion and gendered disdain.

But one of the first steps to truly embracing the stuff is to expand your mind.

Brennan Vineyards Mourvèdre Dry Rosé 2017 Comanche County, Texas ($20). Yellow nectarines, white peaches, and citrus blossoms follow through on the palate to a wonderfully structured finish. Ripe, generous fruit on the red brambly berry end of the spectrum, framed by allspice, and carried along by a lovely palate-coating texture that remains energetic, with yellow peaches, oranges, and lemon oils. "Have I ever felt self-conscious about ordering rosé? "I like to say that real men drink pink," says Thomas Pastuszak, wine director of the swanky NoMad Hotel in Manhattan. That would be kind of a waste, since you’ll be mixing your Rosé with fruit and ice.

Like his counterpart, the much-discussed female whiskey drinker, the rosé bro is inaugurating a freer, more egalitarian world of gender-fluid beverage consumption. Floral and lifted, with beautiful aromas of jasmine and honeysuckle joining persimmon and quince, and turning to a palate of generosity and concentration, with a hint of spice to the cantaloupe, white grapefruit, satsuma, and orange blossom. ", Over in Brooklyn, Rustun Nichols, bar director of the upmarket fauxhemian citadel the Wythe Hotel, has noticed similar phenomena: "You go to a table where people are sitting outside and they're like, 'I'll take a magnum of Bedell,' and maybe it's seven dudes and you're a little surprised. Basically, your ideal day drinking and brunch eating wine. Vince Blais, 26, an e-commerce merch planner, didn't much care for rosé when he spent the summer in France as a teenager. Grab a bottle from Côtes du Rhône or an American bottle made from the Syrah grape—they'll sport a darker color and a much deeper, bolder flavor than any you've ever had. "Rosé is dry, lighthearted, and refreshing," explains Blumenthal. he says. A pure shot of oranges and cranberries on the nose cuts right through to a palate of shimmering minerality. This blend of 50% Nero d’Avola and 50% Syrah is briny yet lifted by peppercorn spice and red berries, the flavors of yellow nectarines, Meyer lemons, yellow grapefruits, floral peppercorn spice, and slate-like minerality. A perfectly pale pink made with Napa Valley Pinot Noir grapes, it's dry with a juicy texture and light floral aromas. This is a drier rosé with a nice amount of sweetness. To revisit this article, select My⁠ ⁠Account, then View saved stories. Hell, no!" Mourvèdre, Grenache Gris, and Grenache. Cakebread Cellars “Vin de Porche” 2019 Anderson Valley ($28).

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Complex, rich aromas of grilled apricots, sweet spice, and pineapple rum cake precede a mature palate that proves a bit of age can be beneficial to the best rosés. "When certain wines enter the broader consciousness, there's usually a catalyst for it. Finely detailed aromas of cranberries, tiny fresh strawberries, and mineral are propelled into a palate of power and elegance in equal measure, with delicate spice and a hint of candied rose petal to the Mandarin orange oil, blood oranges, wild strawberries, and cranberries. Blumenthal and Huganir aren't firmly in the anti-rosé season camp and argue that the beverage should be consumed all year round, mostly because rosé isn't as limiting as people seem to think it is (more on that in a second). Our 22 Best Crock Pot and Slow-Cooker Recipes, Drink Your Best Wine Now—Who Knows What Tomorrow Will Bring. This California winery does not sacrifice taste for convenience. "It combines the light, crisp, and refreshing nature of white wine with the bold, daring complexity of red wine. Yellow peaches and flowers make for a gorgeous nose that gets the mouth watering for flavors of peaches, nectarines, Driscoll’s strawberries, warm apricots, fresh-cut summer melons, a touch of sweet spice, and a finish flecked with honeysuckle. Domaines Ott “BY.OTT” Rosé 2019 Côtes de Provence ($25). Summer is hailed as the start of "rosé season," the-five-or-so-months-a-year that's generally accepted as the time to drink rosé. Buy it here. I also recommend the Château Romassan Bandol Grand Cru Rosé by Domaines Ott, which is every bit as stunning as you’re heard. Feudo Montoni / Anne Amie Vineyards / Captûre Wines / Cakebread Cellars / Ste. In the meantime, there’s solace to be taken in popping open a bottle of affordable wine and enjoying it at home. I tasted more than 120 rosés in researching this piece, and was struck not just by the diversity of styles and flavor profiles, but also by the exceptional quality to be found at every price imaginable… and from all over the world, from France, Italy, and New Zealand to California, Oregon, Texas, and beyond. Rich and creamy, with a fascinating mashed apricot note to the guava and goji berries, but mainly this is about the savoriness. Pure, pristine, and full of energy and soul. © 2020 Condé Nast. A good chunk of this category is made from Zinfandel grapes, which lend the wine it's off-dry (that's winespeak for slightly-sweet) taste and can bring with it flavors of berries, citrus, and melon. All of the profits from this wine are donated to Puertas Abiertas, which helps with emergency relief for farmworkers. and [has] two kids and collects records.". When it comes to beverage choices, financial journalist Felix Salmon, 43, is unfazed by passé gender norms. When Daly and his fiancé get married later this summer, the couple will be drinking Whispering Angel, their favorite rosé, at the wedding. Pink peppercorns ring through the generous finish that fans out on the palate and is layered with black cherries. "It used to be that a guy would maybe order a glass of rosé on a date. There is real weight and breadth to flavors of oranges and raspberries, and it all resolves with delicate notes of flowers and almonds.

Sure, rosé can be simple and fun, but it can also be so much more (note: it's always fun).

Looking to amp up your beef stew but unsure where to start? DAOU “Discovery Collection” Rosé 2019 Paso Robles ($20). Dusky Goose “Rambeaux” Pinot Noir Rosé 2018 Willamette Valley ($34.99). "I think a lot of stigmas about drinking rosé are definitely gone—I think [that's the case] about beverages across the board," says Nichols, who describes the archetypal male rosé drinker as guy in his mid-thirties who, in his teens, "was probably in a hard-core band that I loved and is now in some electro-clash band . Since 1957, GQ has inspired men to look sharper and live smarter with its unparalleled coverage of style, culture, and beyond. Actually, I’d argue that rosé is exactly what we all need right now, because it’s such a beautiful, delicious reminder that sunny days absolutely do lie ahead. You can spot them by their pale pink color. Gerard Bertrand “Clos du Temple” 2018 Languedoc Cabrières ($190). Rosé isn't just a beverage—it's lifestyle. It’s crisp and easy to drink, with tempting raspberry and strawberry flavors. Daly even has a buddy who wants to open up a rosé bar, which, he thinks, "would be perfect in Venice or Brooklyn." A richer style of Provençal rosé, but it works really well, with ripe watermelons, brambly berries, and sweet spice.

Domaine Houchart Cotes de Provence Rosé 2019 ($16). The material on this site may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, cached or otherwise used, except with the prior written permission of Condé Nast. Primarily made of Cabernet Franc, Bridge Lane is light-bodied and dry with lots of red fruit flavors. But in theUnited States, the pink wine hasn't always garnered respect from oenophiles.

Which is a beautiful thing, because these days, all of us could use a glassful of the kind of unselfconscious joy that great rosé so reliably provides.

Floral: The South of France produces wines made from Mourvèdre—they're the perfect balance of fruit and dried herbal notes. Savory: Would you believe us if we told you that you could serve rosé with red meat? "What was once a faux pas has become the norm. Concentration and finesse in equal measure. Grenache, Cinsault, and Syrah. As Procrustean gender norms fall into the dustbin of history, more menfolk are succumbing to the charms of the Pink Mistress, blithely knocking back rosés ranging in color from onionskin to rare steak. Remarkable concentration, with cantaloupes, white peaches, seashore brininess, and almond blossom: This smells like Provence in the summertime. If you think of rosé as summer water—that dangerously drinkable beverage you don't have to think twice about—you're not alone. Chateau Pigoudet Aix En Provence Rosé 2014 - $11 "A quintessential example of the beautifully balanced and barely-there blush rosés from Provence, this wine is light, dry, refreshing, and highly instagrammable. Belle Glos Pinot Noir Blanc “Oeil de Perdrix” 2019 Sonoma County ($22). Minus Tide Feliz Creek Vineyard Carignan Rosé 2019 Mendocino ($24). Broader on the palate than the nose implies, this is particularly well-suited to richer, oilier fish and dishes like bouillabaisse. No longer burdened by the cheap albatross of White Zinfandel, the New Rosé is a finding a hospitable environment in the 21st-century, metroflexible landscape. lead to a palate of sweet spice, ripe watermelons and cantaloupes, cherry clafoutis, and rose water, all complicated by notes of almond blossoms and a honeyed finish. GQ may earn a portion of sales from products that are purchased through our site as part of our Affiliate Partnerships with retailers.

We’ve assembled a list of 50 of the world’s most reliable, inexpensive wines – bottles that offer amazing quality for their price year in and year out.

Crisp and precise, almost ProvençaI in style, with oranges, melons, red berries, and spice. Inman “Endless Crush” OGV Estate Rosé of Pinot Noir 2019 Russian River Valley ($38).

Real men drink rosé, All-round heartbreaker and rosé kween Dave Clouston of award-winning Marlborough ..., Vondel, Auckland, Auckland, 23 September 2020, Maybe as easy to drink as "regular" water." By the seventies, rosé was seen by serious wine drinkers as cloying, mass-produced swill, an object of revulsion and gendered disdain.

But one of the first steps to truly embracing the stuff is to expand your mind.

Brennan Vineyards Mourvèdre Dry Rosé 2017 Comanche County, Texas ($20). Yellow nectarines, white peaches, and citrus blossoms follow through on the palate to a wonderfully structured finish. Ripe, generous fruit on the red brambly berry end of the spectrum, framed by allspice, and carried along by a lovely palate-coating texture that remains energetic, with yellow peaches, oranges, and lemon oils. "Have I ever felt self-conscious about ordering rosé? "I like to say that real men drink pink," says Thomas Pastuszak, wine director of the swanky NoMad Hotel in Manhattan. That would be kind of a waste, since you’ll be mixing your Rosé with fruit and ice.

Like his counterpart, the much-discussed female whiskey drinker, the rosé bro is inaugurating a freer, more egalitarian world of gender-fluid beverage consumption. Floral and lifted, with beautiful aromas of jasmine and honeysuckle joining persimmon and quince, and turning to a palate of generosity and concentration, with a hint of spice to the cantaloupe, white grapefruit, satsuma, and orange blossom. ", Over in Brooklyn, Rustun Nichols, bar director of the upmarket fauxhemian citadel the Wythe Hotel, has noticed similar phenomena: "You go to a table where people are sitting outside and they're like, 'I'll take a magnum of Bedell,' and maybe it's seven dudes and you're a little surprised. Basically, your ideal day drinking and brunch eating wine. Vince Blais, 26, an e-commerce merch planner, didn't much care for rosé when he spent the summer in France as a teenager. Grab a bottle from Côtes du Rhône or an American bottle made from the Syrah grape—they'll sport a darker color and a much deeper, bolder flavor than any you've ever had. "Rosé is dry, lighthearted, and refreshing," explains Blumenthal. he says. A pure shot of oranges and cranberries on the nose cuts right through to a palate of shimmering minerality. This blend of 50% Nero d’Avola and 50% Syrah is briny yet lifted by peppercorn spice and red berries, the flavors of yellow nectarines, Meyer lemons, yellow grapefruits, floral peppercorn spice, and slate-like minerality. A perfectly pale pink made with Napa Valley Pinot Noir grapes, it's dry with a juicy texture and light floral aromas. This is a drier rosé with a nice amount of sweetness. To revisit this article, select My⁠ ⁠Account, then View saved stories. Hell, no!" Mourvèdre, Grenache Gris, and Grenache. Cakebread Cellars “Vin de Porche” 2019 Anderson Valley ($28).

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