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Sunny, sunnier - Ihringer! With 384 hectares of vineyards and 727 members, the Kaiserstuhl winegrowers' cooperative Ihringen is one of the largest winegrowing companies in Baden. Classic white and red Burgundy grapes thrive in Ihringen, the warmest region in Germany with the highest number of hours of sunshine. The Ihringer Fohrenberg Spätburgunder Weißherbst is a rosé with an extremely strong taste and the finest aromas of honey and strawberries. On the palate, the wine is harmonious and has a long aftertaste. A lovely accompaniment to Asian dishes or as a terrace wine.

Dreamy rosé from the Cape The dry rosé »Good Hope« by Danie de Wet comes from South Africa and has breathtaking fruit aromas. This stunningly charming, mouth-wateringly fruity and seductively drinkable rosé wine, which exudes an irresistible aroma of freshly picked raspberries, conjures up a sunset at the Cape before your eyes - see for yourself! The roots of the de Wet winemaking family have been firmly rooted in the Cape of Good Hope since 1693. But Danie de Wet himself was drawn out into the world at an early age. The combination of foresight, stubbornness and innovative spirit made him a true icon of South African winemaking. However, you only become a cult winemaker if you display genius even in the seemingly simple. The best example is his Good Hope Rosé, a rosé wine from selected top locations, which de Wet deliberately offers at a reasonable price.

Having been in the family for generations, the 15ha Domaine Thomas is now managed by Michel and Laurent Thomas. The vineyards extend over the three charming communities of Sury-en-Vaux, Verdigny and Saint Satur, and the grape varieties grown are Sauvignon for the white wine and Pinot Noir for the red and rosé wine. Three different soil types - limestone, stone and fire soils - give this Sancerre its personal touch and make it a full-bodied and at the same time wonderfully fruity wine with pleasant acidity.

A piece of the Italian way of life The Terre di Montelusa Rosato is a fruity rosé wine from Apulia, the south of Italy. With a lot of commitment, experience and a fine sense, the beguilingly fragrant character of southern Italy has been captured in this wine. This rosé is made from the Nero di Troía grape variety. The local variety is named after the legendary Greek city of Toja, from which it is said to originate. This rosé is just as magical as the history of the grape. A perfect summer companion that no fridge should be without. It has a full-bodied, fruity-intense taste of strawberries, sour cherries and a hint of herbal aromas. The wine enjoyment is rounded off with a creamy, melting aftertaste. Its refreshing nature is wonderfully refreshing on sunny days. Whether as an aperitif, with summer salads or antipasti, this wine is very tasty and with it you have Dolce Vita in your glass.

From the papal court to the kings of France, from Balzac to Brillat-Savarin, it has always been believed that Tavel's rosé wines are among the best in France. Today, the Tavel appellation is classified as a cru site, like Châteauneuf-du-Pape or Gigondas. It is the only appellation in the Rhône Valley that produces exclusively rosé wines. Thanks to the lean terroir, the great heat and the character of the grape varieties involved, Tavel can be safely described as the king of rosés - and the M. Chapoutier Tavel AOC as the king of kings. It is of remarkable intensity and substance, glows an inviting raspberry pink and seduces with fresh, fruity aromas and a subtle mineral note. A typical Tavel - very dry and spicy - with the unmistakable Chapoutier signature. This Tavel also convinced the “Feinschmecker”, who named it Best Buy Rosé.

The finest pink... ... in the bottle! The Metzger "Prachtstück" Rosé is a wonderfully fresh terrace wine from the Palatinate. Even in the glass, this wine shines as a strong rosé and presents itself on the nose with intense notes of melon, sweet cherries and a little apple compote. In the mouth, the taste is full of fruits such as strawberries and raspberries, rounded off by a pleasant, subtle residual sweetness. Bring summer into your wine fridge by the bottle with this rosé.Metzger - when you hear this name, you probably think of top-quality products, but wine? Ever since the Metzger family, whose ancestors ran arable and livestock farms, planted their Palatinate land with vines and father Uli filled one "prettiest piece" after another into the bottle, it has been clear: the Metzger also has great wines! His sense of self-irony, with which he quickly "wraps up" his family name and makes the ox his heraldic animal, is also not entirely innocent of his success.

Fresh from the cult winemaker You only become a cult winemaker if you can still display genius in the seemingly simple. This is what happened with this stunningly charming and mouth-wateringly fruity Kleine Rust wine series. Summer, sun, rosé: The Kleine Rust Pinotage Rosé is the right wine for the warm season. Attractive strawberry and raspberry notes and fruity aromas of ripe peach and apricot invite you to enjoy. A colorful fruit basket to match the most beautiful season. Not kitschy: smoky mineral notes and a taut acid structure provide the necessary backbone. On the palate, a round and soft finish with a little spice.

A commitment to freshness in rosé We can't say it any other way: the impressively aromatic rosé from the friendly winemaker Yoan Le Menn is simply a dream. The dry rosé from Domaine Horgelus in France impresses with its refreshing taste. The fine wine smells of red berries, especially freshly picked strawberries, and is impressively aromatic and round on the palate. The blend of Merlot, Tannat and Cabernet Sauvignon is suitable for every season and goes excellently with fresh salad with crispy toppings or delicious meat dishes - preferably with roasted aromas. The Horgelus family winery is located in the picturesque hills of Gascony and is run by the equally talented and friendly winemaker Yoan Le Menn. His credo is to preserve the wine's fruitiness and liveliness. To do this, he gets up at 3 a.m. during the harvest and uses the cool morning hours to get the grapes into the cellar before the southern French sun starts to burn. His impressively aromatic dry rosé thanks him with lush fruit and fragrant strawberry aromas.

Fiery Rosado from the north of Spain This irresistibly fragrant Marques de Riscal Rosado shows that the famous Marqués de Riscal winery is not just an expert in great red wines. Highly aromatic, rich in nuances and long-lasting, it does its proud producer proud. The Rosado shines in the glass with an intense salmon pink color. On the nose, you can smell complex fruit with hints of raspberries and red cherries with a subtle spiciness. Even if you are not a real rosé wine lover, we recommend you try this dry Rosado! The Rioja wine-growing region in the north of Spain stretches for around 100 kilometers along the Ebro and about 45 kilometers into the mountainous hinterland and is one of the most famous wine regions in the world. Calcareous soils and slight temperature fluctuations make up the conditions and allow the noble Tempranillo and Garnacha grape varieties to thrive excellently.

The Göttweig Mass wine has been an institution in the Benedictine monastery of Göttweig for centuries. From nature-friendly vineyard care to the treatment and care of the grapes, the church's purity law applies: Mass wine may only be produced with the permission of the bishop and must remain natural. This rosé shines with delicate aromas of red fruits, underlined with subtle spicy notes. On the palate it is fresh with the fine, smooth Pinot Noir characteristics.

Sun-kissed, cheerful nature The slightly dry rosé »eins zu eins« from Diehl, made from the Merlot grape variety, comes from the Palatinate and impresses with its pure drinking pleasure at a breathtaking price. It smells of fine fruity aromas on the nose, and on the palate it is easy to drink and uncomplicated. The owners of the Diehl winery, Andreas and Alexandra-Isabell Diehl, are known as the two cheerful people from the Palatinate. And it is precisely this state of mind that they know how to transfer to their wines in a wonderful way. The Edesheim couple work with great dedication and care to bring each grape variety into the bottles with its own individual character. This outrageously delicious Diehl Merlot Rosé »eins zu eins« shows once again how excellently the two succeed in doing this.

Typical - Fruity - Lively This Muscat-Trollinger Rosé comes from the Gold winery in Württemberg and is pleasantly sweet and sour. Raspberry, pomegranate and cherry aromas accompany a wonderful muscat scent. Fermented with the vineyard's own yeast in stainless steel tanks, the winery's natural production method is particularly evident. In the middle of the Remstal, the Gold wines are grown in harmony with nature. The winery also respects the natural balance of the vineyards with the help of its own compost, which is free of chemical and synthetic agents.

Lake Constance in pink The salmon-pink Bodensee Pinot Noir Rosé shines brightly. Thanks to the alpine region from which it comes, it has enjoyed many hours of sunshine, which help the grapes to ripen optimally. This allows the bouquet of the wine to develop well and shows hints of raspberries and strawberries. A fresh, fruity wine that is accompanied by a subtle spiciness. Perfect for summer and harmonious in combination with light dishes such as salads and fish. The terroir is very special due to the glacial influences in the soil and the intense sunlight, which is made possible thanks to the southern orientation of the slopes. The Markgraf von Baden winery knows how to optimally reflect the terroir influences in its Bodensee Pinot Noir Rosé. A special representative of the VDP. Estate wines from the hinterland of Lake Constance.

Wonderful Garnacha Rosado This wine brings power and aroma. It proves in the best possible way that the Cariñena region and its leading grape variety Garnacha do not only produce excellent red wines. The La Granja 360° Garnacha Rosado is a powerful and remarkably floral-fruity rosé wine from Spain, which is made from 100% Garnacha grapes. Its color shines in a vibrant pink and its bouquet delights with a lush aroma full of fruits such as strawberries and raspberries, which particularly underline the character of the Garnacha grape. This rosé is a pleasantly fruity, dry and mouth-filling wine that is guaranteed to conjure up the Spanish way of life in your cozy home. "La Granja" means "the farm" in Spanish, and the 360° suffix refers to a plot of land with ancient Tempranillo and Garnacha vines that was allocated to the winery in 1945 in the town of Almonacid de la Sierra. At that time, no one could have imagined how successful the wines would become. Today, La Granja has developed into one of the most renowned producers in the Cariñena region. The well-known red wine cuvée and the strong, dry rosé presented here are produced from carefully selected Garnacha grapes from those vineyards.

Gascogne en Rosé This rosé from Gascony impresses with its fresh, intense aroma. The ratio of 90% Merlot and 10% Cabernet Franc gives this southern French wine a pleasant balance. On the nose, the "Les Coquelicots" is fruity with fresh, red and candied fruits. On the palate it is lively, fresh with an intense finish. A wonderful everyday wine that, when nicely chilled, is the ideal terrace wine for the summer. The "Les Coquelicots" also cuts a particularly good figure as a refreshing aperitif!

Life can be so pink The dry rosé wine Réserve du Cochonnet from France has fresh, stimulating aromas on the palate. Made from ripe grapes of the Grenache, Mourvèdre and Syrah varieties, it exudes an irresistible scent of dewy wild raspberries and Mediterranean summer scents that combine with ripe cherries and a hint of citrus on the palate. Its aromatic variety and vibrant freshness make the Réserve du Cochonnet Rosé a great accompaniment to salads and Mediterranean starters. A little dream in pink that you should definitely try! Rosé wine has been enjoying a renaissance for some time now. And that is very pleasing! However, not everything that comes onto the market in the wake of this trend is likely to promise a long comeback. We are therefore particularly pleased to be able to present you with Le Cochonnet Reserve, a rosé wine whose seductive charm even the most discerning wine lover will happily succumb to.

Rosy cooling! The Doppio Passo Rosato Primitivo from Italy is a rosé wine that impresses with its unique fruit aromas. The rosé has a sweet and spicy bouquet with an intense and unmistakable aroma of blackberries and red currants. On the palate, the wine has a good structure, balanced acidity and is full-bodied. Seductively fruity with an intense and unmistakable aroma, this rosé is perfect for dreaming of Italian warmth. A very special representative of the Doppio Passo family that is excellent to enjoy on warmer days. As with its "big brother", the grapes for this exceptional Primitivo Rosato are selected with the utmost care. The decisive factor in the production is the slightly extended and temperature-controlled maceration time of 12 hours at 5-7 °C. This gives this carefully harvested wine its special color and this refreshing and at the same time full character. And just like the Doppio Passo »Rosso«, the Rosato impresses with a brilliant interplay of sweetness, fruit and elegance!

Lake Constance shines in pink Now it's sparkling! We immerse ourselves in the freshness of Lake Constance: The Markgraf von Baden winery proves with its Secco series that it is not only capable of producing excellent still wines from its grapes. The fine sparkling wines come from the vineyards in the hinterland of Lake Constance - as the label reveals, which makes Lake Constance shine in pink... Sparkling and fresh, this Pinot Noir Secco shows a very accessible side. The bouquet is delicately fruity with aromas of apple, red currants and citrus fruits. Nutty notes give the fruit potpourri an additional appeal. On the palate, the Bodensee Secco Rosé impresses with its fine balance of sparkling acidity and lovely fruit sweetness. By the way: Do you know the difference between Secco and sparkling wine? This lies in the way in which carbon dioxide is added. In the case of secco, carbon dioxide is added externally, whereas in sparkling wine the carbon dioxide is produced through the fermentation of the sugar “internally”, i.e. in the bottle.
Lake Constance shines in pink Now it's sparkling! We immerse ourselves in the freshness of Lake Constance: The Markgraf von Baden winery proves with its Secco series that it is not only capable of producing excellent still wines from its grapes. The fine sparkling wines come from the vineyards in the hinterland of Lake Constance - as the label reveals, which makes Lake Constance shine in pink... Sparkling and fresh, this Pinot Noir Secco shows a very accessible side. The bouquet is delicately fruity with aromas of apple, red currants and citrus fruits. Nutty notes give the fruit potpourri an additional appeal. On the palate, the Bodensee Secco Rosé impresses with its fine balance of sparkling acidity and lovely fruit sweetness. By the way: Do you know the difference between Secco and sparkling wine? This lies in the way in which carbon dioxide is added. In the case of secco, carbon dioxide is added externally, whereas in sparkling wine the carbon dioxide is produced through the fermentation of the sugar “internally”, i.e. in the bottle.