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The 30 Best Rosé Wines Under $20
'Tis the season!
Summer is on its way, which means it's nearly time to crack open the best bottles of rosés to cheers to warmer days. But drinking pink doesn’t have to break the bank. After a long, boozy hunt, we found the best rosé bottles under $20 to help you stay hydrated all summer long.
A common misconception with rosé is that it is a mixture of red and white wine. Rosé wine actually gets its iconic pink color from contact with the red grape skins. The grapes can either be pressed directly or the juice is left in contact with the skins for a few hours. The longer they are left, the darker pink the rosé will be. While shopping for rosé, you'll come across several different types, including Provence, Grenache, Sangiovese, Syrah, Zinfandel, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, and more. To read about the types, check out this explainer.
The flavor profile of rosé varies greatly, but you'll find that most have a brightness and a crispness to them, with typical notes of red fruit, flowers, citrus, and melon. You can absolutely drink rosé on its own, but if you want to pair it with food, try spicy foods, bbq, sushi, seafoods, and salads.
If you're more of a red wine drinker, explore these selections. Or if white wine is much more your thing, try our recommendations here. Not a drinker but still want something to sip on? Take a look at these non-alcoholic wines that taste just as good as the real thing. And no matter your beverage of choice, make sure to check out our roundup of the best wine glasses to start sipping in style!
Fortune favors the bold with this California number that takes after a classic Provençal rosé but is also loaded with aromatic red fruit flavors. Our reviewers preferred its "super smooth finish" and subtle buttery qualities.
This standout rosé opens up with a complex blend of apple and pomegranate, followed by classically fruit flavors of strawberry and raspberry and a unique hint of rhubarb.
With peach blossom, raspberry, and apricot notes, this vibrant rosé is the fruity, fresh pick you've been looking for.
It's easy to say yes to a rosé this good. The color is gorgeous, the aromas give strawberry, citrus, and stone fruit, and the price is right!
Both airy and floral, Bellula's rosé is a tasty option if you want to transport yourself to the South of France with a single sip. Per the brand, this wine is meant to evoke the aroma of wildflowers blowing in the salty Mediterranean sea breeze.
Crisp apple complements delicate floral notes in this bright blush wine that's balanced enough for both the dry- and sweet-drinking crowds.
This coral pink number gives us serious watermelon vibes—with peach and lavender notes peppered in, too. Our tasters loved the barely-there bubbles and overall light finish.
Negroamaro Salento Calafuria Rosato
Looking for that perfect summer glass? This one will give you watermelon notes all day.
Easy to drink thanks to light strawberry and peach notes, this Oregon winner is great for the rosé newbie who hasn't yet come over to the pink side. And how could you not love something that comes in travel-ready cans?
When you think of a summertime rosé, this one is sure to hit all the right notes. It's a bright, lively version featuring juicy watermelon, tart raspberry, and mint-like flavors.
Whispering Angel Whispering Angel Rosé
Even the name sounds enticing. This bottle of dry rosé will give you fruity and floral notes that can be enjoyed with just about any cuisine.
Need some effervescence in your life? This Josh Cellars Prosecco Rosé has fresh wild berry and blackberry notes and makes a perfect partner to a salty appetizer.
Gerard Bertrand Cote des Roses Rosé
Cote des Roses is known for their gorgeous wine bottles designed with a flower petal texture on bottom. The taste is just as good as the bottle looks with grapefruit and citrus notes to balance out the flavor.
Time to whip out your charcuterie board! While it's bold and bright on its own, Avaline's rosé is also super tasty when you have soft cheese and cured meats to snack on.
Straight out of Languedoc, France, this rosé is made with grape varietals grown in the region. It has a dry, fruity finish that's perfect for nearly any occasion.
Château Miraval Côtes de Provence Rosé
Not only does the bottle look fancy as heck, but the contents inside are pretty delicious too. It leans on the dry side with fresh, floral, and fruity notes.
Blending traditional Bordeaux varietals (Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon), this extremely affordable bottle was lauded as "crisp," "fruity," and "intense" by our wine tasters.
Malbec lends this bright, medium-bodied rosé some very welcome cherry and pepper notes, and our tasters appreciated how boldly those flavors came through in each sip.
We recommend you drink this beautiful blush all year long because it's just that good. Bursting with fruit flavor, this Grenache and Cinsault blend includes red currant, raspberry, and strawberry notes.
Juliette pairs great with seafood and has a dry flavor that makes for a refreshing and lively sip.
Alexis Morillo is the Associate Editor at Delish.com where she covers breaking food news and viral food trends.
Nashia Baker is a commerce editor at Hearst Magazines; she covers all things home and lifestyle across brands such as Oprah Daily, Cosmopolitan, Delish, and Esquire. Before joining Hearst, she highlighted small business owners, creatives, and the best shoppable content.
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