Luxury Rosés Are a Real Thing, and Here Are the Ones Worth Splurging For
You may not be used to spending more than $30 for a bottle, but there’s excellent value and quality beyond that threshold
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Pink-wine season is almost upon us. In recent years, dry rosés have become so essential to drinking al fresco that the wine is practically a synonym for summer. The craze is the wine success story of the past decade. But much of the rising tide has only elevated low-price rosés. Now many important wine houses are trying to enter the market with premium-price, luxury versions.
It was only a matter of time, really. Last year sales of expensive rosés (translation: over $20) grew 41 percent in the U.S., compared with 1 percent growth for all other wine categories.