The dry rosés are coming in hot and heavy, we've tasted a bunch of them. We have determined that the Face a la Mer Rosé is our favorite sub-$15 version this year! Talk about good timing too -- it's hotter than blue blazes out there, and this dry and zesty little number will provide maximum refreshment!
Coming from the Cotes de Thau, along the Languedoc's Mediterranean coast, this blend of Cinsault and Grenache is always a customer and staff favorite. Dry, fresh, and ideal for blazing hot days, it's our pick for the top dry rosé value of 2025!
2024 Face a la Mer Cotes de Thau Rosé -- Why Should You But It?
- Dry rosé tastes best when it's hot outside, and it's blazing hot right now. We love rosé all year long, but we think it's the ultimate summer wine.
- Can you say refreshing? Pale in color and offering up satisfying scents and flavors of wild strawberry, cranberry, citrus, and salty sea breeze, this is the quintessential Mediterranean rosé.
- It's made by the Vignerons de Florensac cooperative, one of the highest quality of its type in Southern France. This same cooperative crafts several of the Picpouls we all love too, as the Cotes de Thau region is just east of Pinet.
Get this one nice and cold, twist off the screw cap, and let the freshness flow. No food required, but if you want a magnificent wine and food experience, enjoy with a Nicoise salad.
