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Rosé
Rosé should be easy to enjoy, but that doesn’t mean it has to be simple. Our top-scoring wines shared a similar thread: fresh fruit, lively acidity, some texture, and a finish that made us want another sip. Bottles that were unbalanced or had a short finish didn’t make the cut. Our favourites were refreshing without being polarizing - exactly the kind of wine that disappears faster than planned!
- Matt Stortz
BEST IN CLASS
Hillside Winery 2025 Below the Road Rosé, Naramata Bench, British Columbia
$35-40
CSPC 375967
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Tinhorn Creek 2024 Reserve Rosé, Washington State/Canada
$23-26
CSPC 129909
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Marius Peyol 2025 Provence Rosé, Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence, France
$20-24
CSPC 143399
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Moraine 2025 Pink Mountain Rosé, Okanagan Valley, British Columbia
$27-30
CSPC 286102
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Zenato 2024 Rosé San Benedetto, Veneto, Italy
$23-26
CSPC 885233
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Estoublon 2025 Roseblood Rosé, Coteaux Varois en Provence, France
$31-35
CSPC 125181
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Volcanic Hills Estate Winery 2025 Rosé, Okanagan Valley, British Columbia
$25-30
CSPC 794219
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JoieFarm Winery 2025 Rosé, Okanagan Valley,
British Columbia
$35-40
CSPC 731772
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Hester Creek Estate Winery 2025 Cabernet Franc Rosé, Okanagan Valley, British Columbia
$29-33
CSPC 776500
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Clos du Soleil 2025 Rosé, Similkameen,
British Columbia
$26-29
CSPC 46755
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