Best Rosé Wines for National Rosé Day – Top Picks Under $60

National Rosé Day falls on the second Saturday of June — this year, that’s June 14 — and it’s the perfect excuse to pour something pink. Whether you’re lounging poolside, hosting brunch, or just want an easy weeknight sip, this list of the best Rosé wines for National Rosé Day has you covered. From crisp whites with red wine character to fruit-forward summer sippers, these picks offer something for every palate — all under $60.

This roundup features the best Rosé wines for National Rosé Day, each one carefully selected for quality, style, and value — all under $60. From delicate Provence-style pours to bold, fruit-forward sips, there’s something here for every palate. Plus, stay tuned — I’ll be sharing my wine group’s favorites in the Winos+ Picks section

A Quick History of Rosé Wines

Rosé is actually one of the oldest styles of wine in the world. In ancient Greece, lighter-colored wines were common because grapes were pressed quickly, and extended skin contact (which creates red wine) wasn’t yet common practice. As winemaking evolved, regions like Provence, France became known for perfecting the modern dry rosé style we love today — pale pink, crisp, and refreshing.

Fast forward to the 2000s, and rosé had a full-on glow-up. From niche to mainstream, it’s now a summer staple — complete with wine festivals, hashtag holidays, and of course, endless bottles in every shade of blush.

Best Rosé Wines from Around the World Under $60

🇺🇸 United States

• Sojourn Rosé of Pinot Noir (Sonoma Coast, CA) ~$35
  Bright strawberry, citrus blossom, silky texture
  Pair it with: Shrimp tacos, chèvre, watermelon salad
• Trefethen S.I.N. “Summer in Napa” Rosé (Napa Valley, CA) ~$35
  Wild berries, rose petal, dry finish
  Pair it with: Grilled chicken, caprese salad
• Charles & Charles Rosé (Columbia Valley, WA) ~$15
  Watermelon, cherry, herbaceous edge
  Pair it with: Grilled veggies, BLTs
• Samuel Robert Winery Pinot Noir Rosé (Willamette Valley, OR) ~$16
  Rosewater, cherry, soft citrus finish
  Pair it with: Beet salad, roasted chicken

🇫🇷 France

• Maison Mirabeau Forever Summer Rosé (Côtes de Provence) ~$15
  Wild strawberry, pink grapefruit, elegant minerality
  Pair it with: Niçoise salad, goat cheese tart
• Hecht & Bannier Languedoc Rosé (Languedoc) ~$18
  Red berries, citrus zest, delicate spice
  Pair it with: Tapenade, grilled shrimp
• Château de Berne Inspiration Rosé (Provence) ~$20
  White peach, red currant, soft florals
  Pair it with: Ratatouille, herb-roasted chicken

🇪🇸 Spain

• Muga Rosado (Rioja) ~$17
  Peach skin, apricot, zippy acidity
  Pair it with: Manchego, seafood paella
• Marqués de Cáceres Rosado (Rioja) ~$12
  Strawberry, citrus peel, vibrant and dry
  Pair it with: Jamón Ibérico, patatas bravas
• Bodegas Borsao Rosado Selección (Campo de Borja) ~$10
  Red cherry, hint of spice, crisp finish
  Pair it with: Tapas, grilled chorizo, stuffed peppers

🇮🇹 Italy

• San Salvatore Vetere Rosato (Campania) ~$25
  Strawberry, melon, hint of wild herbs
  Pair it with: Burrata, pesto pasta
• Il Borro Borrorosa IGT Toscana Rosé (Tuscany) ~$28
  Wild strawberry, soft minerality, balanced acidity
  Pair it with: Tuscan bean salad, grilled octopus
• Alois Lageder Rosé of Schiava (Alto Adige) ~$20
  Cranberry, rose petal, refreshing finish
  Pair it with: Roasted vegetables, soft cheeses

🇿🇦 South Africa

• Babylonstoren Mourvèdre Rosé (Paarl) ~$24
  Ripe raspberry, peach, crisp and floral
  Pair it with: Spiced lamb kebabs, salmon sashimi
• Mulderbosch Rosé of Cabernet Sauvignon (Stellenbosch) ~$12
  Pomegranate, fresh cherry, dry and vibrant
  Pair it with: BBQ chicken, sushi, watermelon salad

🇦🇷 Argentina

• Cuvelier Los Andes Rosé Malbec (Mendoza) ~$19
  Red berries, floral, with a dry backbone
  Pair it with: Empanadas, BBQ pork
• Susana Balbo Crios Rosé of Malbec (Mendoza) ~$15
  Cherry, raspberry, crisp minerality
  Pair it with: Pork tacos, creamy cheeses

Winos+ Picks

This wine-loving crew started as just “The Winos” — a tight-knit group always game for a tasting or two. But as the circle grew (and our group chat expanded), we became the Winos+. These are my wine tasting ladies — the ones I sip, swirl, and laugh with through winery weekends and impromptu tastings. From bold opinions to favorite bottles, they always bring the good stuff. Here are a few of their favorite rosé picks for this year:

• Bonnie – E. Guigal Côtes du Rhône Rosé (France) ~$15
  Fresh red berries, citrus, soft floral tones
  Pair it with: Grilled salmon, creamy brie
• Bonnie – Colori Rosé of Sangiovese (Paso Robles, California) ~$20
  Ripe cherry, watermelon, crisp acidity
  Pair it with: Charcuterie board, grilled flatbreads
• Aerial – La Vieille Ferme Rosé (Rhône Valley, France) ~$10
  Fresh raspberry, peach, subtle citrus
  Pair it with: Quiche, picnic fare, smoked salmon

Final Thoughts on the Best Rosé Wines for National Rosé Day

Rosé isn’t just a trend — it’s a lifestyle. Light, fun, and totally food-friendly, it’s one of the easiest wines to enjoy and explore. So whether you’re hosting friends or having a solo sunset moment, grab a bottle and toast to National Rosé Day in style.

Want to remember what you loved?
Here’s your downloadable Rosé Tasting Guide — complete with notes, regions, and pairings for all the wines featured here. Cheers!