What’s your type of rosé?

Love rosé but not sure which one to choose? Do you always end up grabbing the same bottle? We totally get it. But what if, to stretch out the sunny season, you explored a few different rosés and discovered all their lovely nuances? Served as an apéro with tasty bites, it’s pretty much happiness in a glass.  

Six wines, three distinct flavour profiles: which one will you go for?  

A Fruity and light rosé (the pink taste tag), what’s that like?

Light and fresh, like a delicate petal. Tastes like summer, with hints of berries, and smells like apéro time.

This refreshingly crisp rosé is a top seller in France. With its lovely red fruit notes, it recalls the Mediterranean and goes great with good company. The perfect get-together partner! 

The perfect apéro pairing

With love, from Provence! While this region is known for classic rosé, the owner has shaken things up with innovative winemaking methods. Intriguing, right? Expect aromas of fennel, white flowers, peach, and red berries. 

The perfect apéro pairing

A refined Italian rosé with a style that leans toward Provence? The best of both worlds! Dry, fresh, and fruity — it’ll make your apéro shine. 

The perfect apéro pairing

A Fruity and medium-bodied rosé (the orange taste tag), what’s that like?

Still all about the fruit, but with a bit more complexity and body. Perfect for those who love a wine that tastes like a whole bunch of things all at once.

Bone-dry and refreshingly crisp, with aromas of strawberry, raspberry, and floral-herbal hints. New look, same delicious rosé!  

The perfect apéro pairing

A food-friendly rosé that pairs beautifully with all your summer dishes. Notes of red berries, spice, and flowers — and plenty of character! 

The perfect apéro pairing

A Fruity and sweet rosé (the blue taste tag), what’s that like?

It’s off-dry, so the acidity is softer. And it shows notes of beautifully ripe fruit.

One of the best-selling rosés in the world — and the very first rosé ever offered at the SAQ! Delicate on the palate, with floral and fruity notes. 

The perfect apéro pairing

In partnership with Gabriel Meffre & Cie, Listel Grain de Gris, Tavel Vieil Aven, Château d’Esclans, Santa Margherita SPA and Sogrape.