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Frederick Stevenson Rosé 2018
$28.00
Progressive
Geyer Rosé 2020
$29.00
Progressive
Giovanni Armani Giorgio Rosato dell’Amore Rosato 2020
$25.00
Lo-fi / Natural
Terre à Terre Piccadilly Rosé 2019
$27.00
Traditional
Longview Juno Rosato 2019
$22.00
Progressive
ADA Wine Co. Mad Hattie Rosé 2020
$28.00
Lo-fi / Natural
Domaine de Terrebrune Bandol Rosé 2017
$74.00
Traditional
Chateau de Campuget 1753 Rosé Vermentino 2018
$27.00
Traditional
Giant Steps Rosé 2020
$25.00
Progressive
LEKO by Koerner Rosé 2020
$30.00
Progressive
Das Juice Rosé 2020
$27.00
Lo-fi / Natural
Sven Joschke La Francesca Rosé 2020
$29.00
Lo-fi / Natural
Bertrand Bespoke Bespoke Rosé 2019
$25.00
Lo-fi / Natural
Chateau Comme Ci Comme Pinot Gris 2020
$41.00
Lo-fi / Natural
Ponce Las Canadas Rosé 2018
$27.00
Traditional
Lamoresca Rosato Rosé 2019
$45.00
Progressive
Schwarz Rosé 2019
$25.00
Progressive
Cobaw Ridge Il Pinko Rosé 2019
$39.00
Progressive
Bondar Rosé 2020
$25.00
Progressive
Konpira Maru Tender Cat 2.0 Red Blend 2020
$24.00
Lo-fi / Natural
Mazi Grenache Rose 2019
$25.00
Progressive
Babo Sangiovese Rosé 2019
$25.00
Progressive
Delinquente Pretty Boy Nero d’Avola 2020
$25.00
Lo-fi / Natural
Hey Diddle Grenache Rosé 2019
$27.00
Progressive
Spinifex Rosé 2019
$24.00
Progressive
Ngeringa Rosé 2017
$30.00
Progressive
Rosé
Arguably, capitalism has stomped on rosé’s reputation. When you remove the marketing, fads and quick money grabs, rosé winemaking is quite an intriguing artform. Done well, and you can bridge the worlds between red and white wine, suspending belief that you can, finally, have the best of both. Traditionally, it’s white wine winemaking with red wine grapes, but there are no rules for rosé – it’s just a term given to pink wine, or something that is not-quite-red. For a winemaker with a little imagination, there’s lots of fun to be had here. 

At Sometimes Always, we focus more on a holistic approach to the value of a wine. Does it taste good? Is the producer a legend? Does it have a good story? Do you want to drink it again? Was it worth your time and money? We like to think we have navigated the politics of the industry and smoke and mirrors of trends, fads and hype to bring you a range of wines that we think taste good, from a legendary producer that has a good story that you’ll want to drink again and are worth your time and money.