5 Best Indian Rosé Wines to Celebrate International Rosé Wine Day

Remember when heartbreak meant ugly crying to Adele's "Someone Like You" with a tub of ice cream? Well, darling, we've evolved. Now it's all about channeling that main character energy whilst sipping rosé and belting out "I Drink Wine" instead—because honestly, what's more therapeutic than drowning your sorrows in something that tastes like liquid summer? Whether you're celebrating a promotion, mourning an ex who never deserved you anyway, or simply existing fabulously on a Tuesday evening, rosé has become the unofficial soundtrack to our emotional lives. India's winemakers have caught onto our collective obsession with this blush-toned therapy, crafting exceptional pink wines that would make even the most discerning French vintner raise an appreciative eyebrow.

So grab your favourite oversized wine glass and prepare to discover why International Rosé Wine Day on 27th June is the perfect excuse to explore India's most delightful homegrown rosé offerings.

1. Chandon India – Chandon Rosé (Sparkling)

Chandon India operates from their stunning 21-acre property in the picturesque Nashik foothills, with vineyards spanning 19 sacred vineyards, creating India's most premium sparkling rosé wine. This LVMH-owned winery brings traditional French Méthode Traditionnelle techniques to Indian terroir, crafting a sparkling rosé that has earned international recognition, including a Silver Medal at the 2024 Champagne & Sparkling Wine World Championships. Their rosé showcases beautiful fine bubbles with a gorgeous salmon-pink hue, featuring intense aromas of ripe cherries, red fruits, and soft grapefruit that lead to a rich, creamy, persistent finish with subtle hints of guava and rose-petal potpourri. The wine exemplifies elegance and celebration, making it perfect for brunches, weddings, and special occasions. Its complex flavour profile pairs wonderfully with Indian appetisers, fresh seafood, and desserts, whilst maintaining the sophistication expected from one of the world's leading sparkling wine producers. This premium offering represents the crown jewel of Indian sparkling rosé wines.

Products Available: Chandon Brut Rosé 750ml, Limited edition seasonal releases and premium tasting experiences at the winery

Price Range: Rs. 2800 - Rs. 3500 per bottle

2. Sula Vineyards – Sula Zinfandel Rosé

Sula Vineyards, established in 1999, stands as India's most-awarded wine brand, and their Zinfandel Rosé represents a perfect balance between approachability and quality. Located in Nashik, Maharashtra, this publicly traded company (with a current market capitalisation of ₹2,525 crores) has pioneered the Indian wine industry by introducing grape varietals such as Zinfandel to Indian soil. Their semi-dry rosé displays attractive strawberry and cranberry notes with a refreshing finish that makes it incredibly food-friendly and accessible to Indian palates. The wine showcases Sula's commitment to sustainable winemaking practices while delivering consistent quality that has made it a reliable crowd-pleaser across the country. This rosé pairs beautifully with Indian appetisers, grilled vegetables, light curries, and spicy chaats, making it perfect for casual entertaining and everyday enjoyment. Its accessible price point and wide availability have made it a gateway wine for many Indians discovering the world of rosé wines, establishing Sula as a household name in Indian wine circles.

Products Available: Sula Zinfandel Rosé 750ml, Sula Late Harvest Zinfandel (dessert style) and wine tasting experiences at Sula Vineyards

Price Range: Rs. 800 - Rs. 1200 per bottle

3. Fratelli Wines – Fratelli Rosé (Sangiovese)

Fratelli ranks amongst the well-known Indian wine brands gaining international recognition, bringing Italian winemaking heritage to Indian soil with their exceptional Sangiovese-based rosé from the Akluj region of Maharashtra. This dry, crisp rosé wine exhibits subtle floral notes combined with elegant red fruit tones, showcasing the sophistication possible when European grape varieties meet Indian terroir. Founded by an Italian family with generations of winemaking experience, Fratelli has successfully adapted traditional European techniques to Indian conditions, creating wines that maintain their varietal character whilst expressing unique Indian characteristics. The wine displays a beautiful pale pink colour with excellent clarity and brightness, offering refined minerality with a clean, persistent finish. This rosé represents the premium end of Indian rosé production, appealing to connoisseurs seeking complexity and elegance in their pink wine selections. The wine pairs exceptionally well with Mediterranean cuisine, fresh salads, light pasta dishes, and refined Indian preparations, making it ideal for sophisticated dining experiences.

Products Available: Fratelli Sangiovese Rosé 750ml, Fratelli Limited Reserve selections and winery tour and tasting packages

Price Range: Rs. 1800 - Rs. 2500 per bottle

4. Grover Zampa – Art Collection Rosé

Grover Zampa stands among India's established wine producers gaining global recognition, and their Art Collection Rosé exemplifies contemporary Indian winemaking through its vibrant, accessible approach. Produced from vineyards in both Nandi Hills, Karnataka, and Nashik, Maharashtra, this lively, floral rosé wine displays prominent red fruit-forward characteristics that make it immediately appealing to diverse palates. The Art Collection series represents Grover Zampa's more accessible tier whilst maintaining the quality standards the winery is renowned for throughout India. This rosé showcases beautiful, artistic packaging that looks stunning on any table, combining aesthetic appeal with approachable drinking pleasure that makes it perfect for social occasions. The wine offers bright acidity balanced with ripe fruit flavours, creating a refreshing profile ideal for warm weather consumption and casual celebrations. Its versatile character makes it suitable for both solo sipping and food pairing, particularly complementing light appetisers, fresh seafood, fruit-based desserts, and contemporary Indian fusion cuisine.

Products Available: Grover Zampa Art Collection Rosé 750ml, Grover Zampa Reserve tier rosé wines and seasonal limited edition releases

Price Range: Rs. 1500 - Rs. 2200 per bottle

5. Big Banyan Wines – Rosa Rossa

Big Banyan Wines operates vineyards in the Nandi Hills region at 3,000 feet above sea level, producing wines from various grape varieties and has won several awards including the Indian Wine Consumer's Choice Awards. Their Rosa Rossa offers a playful, party-friendly approach to rosé wine, designed specifically for casual consumption and social occasions. Based in Bangalore with sustainable viticultural practices, this fruity and semi-sweet rosé features a juicy finish that makes it immediately appealing to newcomers to wine whilst maintaining quality standards. The wine's approachable style and attractive price point make it perfect for large gatherings, casual parties, and as an excellent base for wine cocktails and sangrias. Rosa Rossa embodies the fun, social aspect of rosé wine consumption, encouraging experimentation and creative serving suggestions that appeal to younger demographics. The wine displays bright fruit flavours with enough sweetness to balance spicy Indian snacks and appetisers, making it particularly suitable for fusion cuisine pairings and contemporary Indian entertaining styles.

Products Available: Big Banyan Rosa Rossa 750ml, Seasonal fruit-forward variants and Wine tour packages at Nandi Hills vineyard

Price Range: Rs. 600 - Rs. 1000 per bottle