RoséRose v. Wade Rosé is a purposefully provocative name for a seriously good bottle of pink wine – with a portion of proceeds supporting women's reproductive rights. This Provençal-style blend brings together Grenache, Syrah, and Cinsault grown on California's Central Coast, crafted in the classic dry style that's meant for enjoyment year-round (not just pool season). Made with minimal intervention and direct pressing (not the saignée method), this rosé focuses on freshness and purity of fruit rather than power. It's the perfect bottle to bring to gatherings where conversations might benefit from both a delicious beverage and a reminder of important issues. The clever name might initially catch your attention, but the quality in the glass will be what you remember – that and the satisfaction of supporting a cause with every sip. Who said activism can't be delicious?
