Rosé Wines

Rosé [row·zei] is a type of wine that incorporates colors from its red grape skins, but not enough to qualify it as red wine. Known as a summertime favorite, rosé ranges in color, sweetness, and displays a bold flavor profile of citrus, berries, melon, and red fruits.

White Merlot [MUR-low] once exclusive to Sutter Home is bursting with irresistible berry aromas that reveal ripe, juicy cherries and fresh raspberries on the palate. With a rich, full texture, elegant structure, and crisp finish, this wine appeals to fans of both reds and whites.

Created accidentally by Bob Trinchero, White Zinfandel [ZIN-fuhn-del] has been a popular wine varietal since the 1970s. Similar in hue to Rosé, this pink wine captures attention with its beautiful color and delicate aromas of sun-ripened berries. A crisp, refreshing finish adds balance to this delicious, lightly sweet wine, making it the perfect partner for a wide variety of foods.