Graciñas: Origin Galician, A colloquial, diminutive and affectionate form of "Thanks". For example, one might say: "Ah! In my refrigerator, there's a delicious and affordable Rosé in a convenient and recyclable bag-in-box from a charming local winery. Graciñas."

This carefully considered blend of well-suited varieties would pair well with red sauces, pesto, or an early evening after a trying day.

 Sourcing classic rosé varietals from blocks that were specifically planted and grown for Rosé, this vintage is done in a dry, Southern French style. The blend is approximately 48% Grenache, 42% Syrah, 9% Mourvedre, and 1% Counoise. A bright citrus skin note balances the full fruit flavor. The finish is crisp and refreshing.

92pts WE

A Grenache-specific rose, and the first that featured fruit from the Swallow Hill Vineyard in Ashland. As in previous years, this is our "middle" rosé in the spectrum of sweetness, fruit and body. The fruit all comes from the Rogue Valley, 56% from Swallow Hill, 20% from Serenade, 20% from Buxton and 4% from Aardvark. Rosé all day.  91pts WE

 Sourcing classic rosé varietals from blocks that were specifically planted and grown for Rosé, this vintage is done in a dry, Southern French style. The blend is approximately 48% Grenache, 42% Syrah, 9% Mourvedre, and 1% Counoise. A bright citrus skin note balances the full fruit flavor. The finish is crisp and refreshing.

91pts WE

Several years ago we realized that in order to make a significant amount of really good dry Rosé in the Southern French style, we would need to plant and grow for rosé. We selected classic rosé varieties like Grenache, and planted them on their own roots in cooler sites, to encourage more vigor, later ripening, and naturally higher acidity.

This is the canned version of our popular Rose' of GSM, sold in 4 packs of 250mL each.  It's dangerously convienent and delicious just about anywhere.