Rosé wines have become a popular summertime offering over the last few years. It’s a pink-tinted vino but it’s not just for the ladies. Guys have embraced rosé too. (There is even a term for it: brosé.) Below we listed 8 Long Island vineyards making their own vintage of rosé.
This vineyard is actually dedicated exclusively to rosés. Specifically on its website the winemaker says that they are “the only vineyard in the United States to do so.” They have plenty to choose from so head over and take a look.
This vineyard boasts of wines that are “sustainably grown on three vineyard sites comprising 40 acres within the North Fork of Long Island American Viticultural Area.” Try the Topaz Imperial Brut Rosé.
They have been growing grapes on the North Fork since the 1990s. Try the Marjorie’s Rosé.
The Summer in a Bottle Rosé got a makeover for its bottle in 2019 but the winemaker says it’s got the same great flavor. Aptly named.
This family-owned vineyard produces wine on the North Fork. Try their 2018 Rosé, a blend of malbec, merlot, cabernet franc, pinot noir, petit verdot, pinot meunier, and cabernet sauvignon.
Their dry rosé is called Rose Hill Rosé or their 100% Merlot Rosé.
A blend of 80% pinot noir and 20% chardonnay, the 2016 Estate Sparkling Rosé is a bubbly pink drink.
This vineyard has a dry rose available (which they say to pair with summertime picnics, simple antipasto fare and sea-side sipping) and their Vin Rose (good with spicier food.)