Rosé All Day: 15 Bottles for Every Occasion

Named for the time to open it (get it?), this new rosé features raspberries, Meyer lemon, and herbal notes for the perfect 5-o-clock pick-me-up.

$15, wine.com

This light blend is fruity and dry, with notes of red currants, strawberries, and a bit of spice. Perfect for pretty much any long, lazy summer day chatting with friends. 

$14, france44.com

The rosé that's essentially everyone's summer staple—and for good reason. With tangy, citrus pink grapefruit notes, it's the signature pale pink rosé everyone loves to drink.

$25, esclans.com

This JUSTIN rosé features crisp, dry notes with strawberry, peach, and apple—and, notably, a screw-top for easy pouring no matter where you are.

$22.50, justinwine.com

What's cooler than being cool? Ice cubes. Moët Ice Imperial Rosé is a new rosé champagne, and like Moët's Ice Imperial, it's designed specifically to be enjoyed over ice. Featuring notes of red berries, figs, and nectarines, it finishes refreshing and fruity—perfect for those hot, hot, hot summer days. 

$60, us.moet.com

This members-only club (with orders going until May 15!) ensures you won't run out of the pink stuff this summer. Nine magnums are strategically delivered throughout the summer along with awesome Yes Way Rosé essentials to keep the fun going.

$350, summerwater.winc.com

The Guigal family has been making rosé since the 1940s, so it's safe to say they know what they're doing. The grapes are specifically grown to make superior rosé wines—but the price is really the kicker.

$15, totalwine.com

A bone-dry Provencal-style wine from California, this wine is the result of a project from famous tattoo artist Scott Campbell (husband to Lake Bell) and legendary winemaker Clay Brock. This blend of Pinot Noir, Grenache, Cabernet Franc, and Sangiovese is crisp, with high acidity and flavors of ripe melon and berries, balanced by alluring aromas of white peach, and tasting notes of tangerine, strawberries, and green apple. The bottle also stands out for Scott's original and untraditional label inspired by his longstanding interest in symbolism and superstition. Basically, this bottle looks cool and tastes good. Sold.

$14, savedwines.com

Featuring strawberry, watermelon, and red cherry flavors and aromas, this wine drinks easily with a creamy texture. (And bubbles. Did we mention the bubbles?) Plus, how cute is this new packaging?

$23, chandon.com

Made by two sisters who never knew of each other until adulthood (fun fact!), this Rosé's crisp, dry finish is an easy match for summer foods like fish tacos, barbecue, grilled fish and meats, and even a fruit salad of strawberries, raspberries and blueberries—which will echo the fruit flavors in the wine. Plus, the price ain't bad at all.

$15, wine.com

This Champagne features raspberry flavors with a subtle, floral finish. In other words? A+++

$70, wine.com

As Drew Barrymore noted herself when describing the wine, "It's creamy and fruit-forward and doesn't finish sweet." AKA perfect.

$18, carmelroad.com

This limited release boasts a dry style with flavors of fresh red fruit and just a hint of floral and a crisp finish.

$8, winedeals.com

With notes of raspberry, wild strawberry, and cherry, this well-balanced Champagne is a perfect for any summer party. (Or, you know, for every day.)

$75, veuve-clicquot.com

Brooklyn Winery specializes in making small-batch wines that are just, ugh, so good—and the Dry Rosé is no exception. If you're near Williamsburg, run—don't walk—to try some out in their wine bar.

$15, bkwinery.com