In a recent Pursuitist feature, readers are encouraged to enjoy rosé wines all year, not just in summer. The article highlights a selection of versatile rosés, including bottles from Langlois, E. Guigal, and Roseblood d’Estoublon, which offer varied expressions that pair beautifully with different cuisines and seasons. Additionally, the story recommends a curated selection of white and red wines that are perfect for any time of year, including choices from E. Guigal, William Fèvre, and Hubert Brochard.

A few great takeaways from the wine recommendations follow:

Rosé Wines

• Langlois Crémant de Loire Brut Rosé NV: Fresh and vibrant with refined complexity from six distinct vineyard areas, offering delicate red fruit notes and a fine, Champagne-like elegance.
• E. Guigal Côtes du Rhône Rosé 2023: Bursting with fresh red fruits, yet serious enough for pairing with a variety of dishes. Its intensity and rich profile make it a satisfying choice beyond aperitifs, with a new proprietary bottle design since 2020.
• Roseblood d’Estoublon 2023: A blend of Grenache, Syrah, and Rolle from high-altitude Coteaux Varois en Provence vineyards. Aromatic, with a balanced play of acidity and freshness, showcasing elegant complexity.

White Wines

• William Fèvre Chablis Domaine 2022: 100% Chardonnay from organic estate vineyards, known for their impressive vine age. Fresh and mineral-driven, this Chablis offers classic notes of citrus and flint.
• Domaine Hubert Brochard Sancerre Blanc 2023: Made from 100% Sauvignon Blanc grown on Sancerre’s famous chalk, flint, and Caillotes soils. Crisp and aromatic, with textbook Sauvignon Blanc character and perfect acidity, a quintessential Sancerre ideal for year-round enjoyment.

Red Wines

• E. Guigal Crozes-Hermitage 2016: Bold and complex, featuring warm red and black fruits with exotic spice. A serious Crozes-Hermitage with depth and intensity, reflecting the excellent 2020 vintage’s balance and expressiveness.
• E. Guigal Côtes du Rhône Rouge 2020: Rich, balanced, and expressive with ripe Syrah, Grenache, and Mourvèdre. The 2020 vintage’s temperate summer resulted in concentrated flavors with superb natural acidity.

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Ahead of Mother’s Day, The Chalk Report published a story, “Celebrate Mom with Rosé Wines That Tell a Story,” that spotlights three rosés from the VINTUS portfolio: Roseblood d’Estoublon Rosé 2024, Juvé & Camps Pinot Noir Rosé NV, and Old Vine Ranch Rosé 2024.

Writer Andrew Chalk explains, “from the sun kissed hills of Provence to the sparkling tradition of Penedès and the soulful vineyards of California, this curated trio from Roseblood d’Estoublon, Juvé & Camps, and Old Vine Ranch offers celebration in every sip.”

Below are a few highlights from each of Chalk’s write ups, but the full recommendations are available HERE:

1. Roseblood d’Estoublon Rosé 2024
Described as “the ultimate Mother’s Day wine,” this elegant rosé from the remarkable Château d’Estoublon estate in Provence is a blend of Grenache, Syrah, Rolle, and Cinsault. He explains that its fresh, balanced profile is matched by a striking bottle design, making it a thoughtful and beautiful gift.

2. Juvé & Camps Pinot Noir Rosé NV
Chalks explains that this organic sparkling rosé from Spain’s Penedès region is made from 100% Pinot Noir using the traditional method, delivering fine bubbles and delicate notes of red berries, flowers, and toasted bread. Its lively character and elegant finish make this a perfect choice for Mother’s Day Brunch at a great price point.

3. Old Vine Ranch Rosé 2024
Made from some of California’s oldest Syrah and Grenache vines, Old Vine Ranch Rosé offers a radiant bouquet of ruby grapefruit, orange sorbet, and potpourri – and Chalk even notes a “whisper of fresh mint.” On the palate, it is bright and vibrant, with fresh acidity, delicate citrus flavors, and a hint of savory minerality that adds depth and balance. Invigorating, spirited, and delightful – Chalk highly recommends sharing this bottle around the table!

Frenchly highlighted Roseblood d’Estoublon Rosé 2024 and Domaine Hubert Brochard Château de Thauvenay Sancerre 2023 as two wines to seek out this summer entertaining season.

In a roundup of fresh, picnic-ready French wines, Frenchly praised both selections for their structure, drinkability, and sense of place. Each wine reflects its regional origins while offering a refreshing, versatile option for warm-weather sipping. The writer provided tasting notes of both wines, summarized here:

Roseblood d’Estoublon Rosé 2024 – A vibrant blend of Grenache Noir, Syrah, Cinsault, Sémillon, and Rolle, this Provence rosé is aromatic and lively, with floral notes, red berries, citrus, and a mineral backbone that adds finesse.

Hubert Brochard Château de Thauvenay Sancerre 2023 – Sourced from sustainably farmed vineyards in the Loire Valley, this Sancerre shows tropical fruit, saline freshness, and precise acidity—ideal alongside grilled freshwater fish.

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Forbes features Roseblood Rosé, E. Guigal Côtes du Rhône Rosé, and Juvé & Camps Pinot Noir Rosé NV in a recent roundup story. In her 2025 Father’s Day Gift Guide, writer Jeanette Hurt challenges the traditional association of rosé wines with Mother’s Day and advocates instead for their inclusion in Father’s Day celebrations. She notes that many dads, including her own, appreciate the refreshing qualities of pink wines, especially during the warmer month of June. Rosé wines are highlighted as versatile companions for summer activities, such as grilling, making them suitable gifts for fathers who enjoy a chilled glass of wine in the sun.

A few quick snapshots from her recommendations below, and link to the full story HERE:

E. Guigal Côtes du Rhône Rosé
A bright, balanced Rhône rosé with vibrant notes of raspberry, redcurrant, and citrus. Refreshing and expressive—perfect for warm-weather sipping.

Château d’Estoublon Roseblood Rosé
Elegant and pale with aromas of apricot, peony, and subtle minerality. A stylish choice for summer gatherings with dad.

Juvé & Camps Pinot Noir Rosé NV
A crisp, bubbly Cava made from Pinot Noir, bursting with wild raspberry and red currant. Great with snacks—especially potato chips.

In the South Florida Reporter feature “Interesting Alternatives to Your Standard Summer Quaff,” syndicated by the Baltimore Sun, two standout French wines are suggested as refreshing options beyond the typical Chardonnay: 2023 Roseblood d’Estoublon Blanc and 2023 Château de La Chaize Brouilly.

The Roseblood Blanc 2023 blends Rolle, Sauvignon Blanc, and Sémillon from Provence. Described as elegant and refreshing, it offers bright citrus and melon notes and a polished texture perfect for warm weather sipping.

The Château de La Chaize Brouilly 2023 is a classic expression of Beaujolais Gamay, noted for its vibrant red fruit character and hint of spice. Its smooth texture and chill-worthy style make it a versatile pairing with summer far.

Read the full article HERE.

On the heels of New York’s September fashion week, Forbes contributor Lana Bartolot explores the intersection of fashion week and elegant rosé, and makes the case for sipping our favorites well into autumn. Specifically, she highlights the Roseblood Rosé from Château d’Estoublon — an “energetic blend” of Grenache Noir, Syrah and Vermentino.

The write-up showcases a selection of rosés that are visually striking but also beautifully crafted. Among the wines profiled, Roseblood is praised for its sleek packaging and fresh, lively profile.

Check out the full lineup HERE.

Château d’Estoublon’s Roseblood Rosé 2025 has earned a 90-point score from Wine Spectator, landing in the publication’s latest Tasting Highlights feature, “8 Excellent French Rosés Up to 91 Points.” Editor Kristen Bieler’s May 2026 roundup spotlights the best of southern France’s fresh, precise 2025 vintage — and Roseblood more than holds its own alongside icons like Château d’Esclans and Peyrassol. Bieler’s tasting note calls out “pretty notes of rose petal and watermelon” that are “ripe, lush and powered by succulent acidity,” praising a wine that is “silky and stylish, offering more substance than most without feeling heavy.” A great testament to Château d’Estoublon’s mastery of what makes Provence rosé so irresistible.

Check out the rest of the article HERE.