Awarded in the Dry Rosé Wines category for the 2022 vintage.
Shop Our 2025 Dry Rosé
Saturday On The Lawn
It starts with a slow afternoon on the lawn, a few friends who cleared the whole day, and a bottle that keeps everyone sitting a little longer. Our 2025 Crosé was made for exactly this. Come spend the day with us.
CROSÉ 2025
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What Guests Remember
★★★★★
“We came for one glass and stayed until the light went. The Crosé on the lawn is the whole reason we keep coming back.”
★★★★★
“Beautiful place, the kind of afternoon you do not want to end. We joined the club before we left.”
★★★★★
“Crisp, dry, and dangerously easy. I ordered another case the same week.”

FROM THE WINEMAKER
“When I first arrived, Crosé was made using the traditional saignée method, where rosé is a byproduct of red wine production. After working in Bandol, France, I became passionate about the dry, Provence-style rosés being made there and believed rosé should be crafted with intention. Beginning with the 2007 vintage, we started growing and harvesting grapes specifically for Crosé, picking earlier for freshness and using direct pressing. At the time, dry rosé wasn’t yet as popular as it is today, but as demand for the style grew, it became clear we were doing everything right.”
Matthieu Finot, Winemaker
AWARDS & PRESS
Recognized for its bright acidity and clean, dry finish.
Named a standout of the AVA among more than forty regional rosés.
Called a summer essential in a roundup of East Coast warm-weather wines.
WINE PROFILE
A dry, Merlot-based rosé, fresh and crisp, with melon and citrus, a touch of strawberry, and a clean lime finish. Easy on its own or with light fare, and worth pouring any time of year.
PAIRINGS
Bright enough to cut through richness, soft enough to sip on its own. A few of our favorite matches.







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