US Rosé Wines
Freshness and Fruit of the West Coast
"American rosé, from Napa's fresh, mineral style to the sweet fruit of White Zinfandel: an option for every palate."
1. American Rosé
American rosé wine spans a wide range of styles. In Napa and Sonoma, boutique wineries make rosés conceived in the vineyard to be rosés: early harvests and direct pressing, to preserve acidity, lightness and minerality. Alongside them live the fruitier, sweeter styles that made California rosé famous, such as White Zinfandel and those made from Moscato.
At La Cava Shop we bring both visions together, with free shipping from $1,499 MXN across Mexico, storage in climate-controlled cellars and 90 days for free returns. Also explore the wines of the United States, the wines of California, the rosé wines and the kosher rosés.
2. The Rosés in the Collection
California Rosés
Anderson Conn Valley, from Napa Valley, and Submission Rosé by 689 Cellars: rosés for the aperitif, seafood cuisine and salads.
Baron Herzog Kosher Rosés
Baron Herzog Rosé, Lineage Rosé and White Zinfandel: kosher options for holidays and celebrations.
Zinfandel and Moscato
Sutter Home Zinfandel 750 ml, in a pack of 4 tetrapacks of 187 ml, and Eunesse Pink Moscato: fruity, easy-drinking styles. Also discover the Zinfandel wines.
3. Connoisseur's Guide: American Rosés
What is the ideal serving temperature?
Between 8 °C and 11 °C to preserve the freshness and aromatic clarity of the rosé.
Pairing Suggestions
Dry rosés go well with seafood cuisine (ceviches, fish tacos, lobster), salads and soft cheese boards. Sweet styles go with fruit desserts, mildly spicy food and the aperitif.
4. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Which rosés from the United States are available at La Cava Shop?
Anderson Conn Valley (Napa Valley), Submission by 689 Cellars, the kosher Baron Herzog Rosé, Lineage Rosé and White Zinfandel, Sutter Home Zinfandel (750 ml and a pack of 4 tetrapacks of 187 ml) and Eunesse Pink Moscato.
Are all US rosés sweet?
No. There are dry styles, with freshness and minerality, and sweeter, fruitier styles, such as White Zinfandel and Pink Moscato. Check each wine's page to know its style.
How long can a rosé be kept?
Most are meant to be drunk within the first 1 to 3 years, to enjoy their freshness.
How do I buy US rosé wines in Mexico?
At La Cava Shop, with free shipping from $1,499 MXN across Mexico and 90 days for free returns.
Discover the Rosés of the United States
Dry, fruity and kosher, with safe shipping across Mexico.
See Submission Rosé