Outlot introduces their new Rosé to the U.S. market, adding to the lineup of wines crafted in honor of Sonoma’s rich agricultural heritage and that is sourced from appellations within Sonoma County. This elegant, beautifully labeled rosé is a blend of Zinfandel and Merlot sourced from Alexander Valley.

By definition, the term Outlot is a piece of land situated outside town or city limits. In this case, “Outlot” represents the special area just outside downtown Healdsburg, fondly known to locals as the “Magnolia Peninsula.” This area has a long and rich history filled with stories of great ranches and exclusive resorts. It was famous for, and still is, rich farmlands that boast as much as twenty-four feet of topsoil in many areas.

“Adding a Rosé wine to the brand lineup was a natural fit with the feminine appeal of the package and the continued growth of premium rose wine in the market,” says Senior Brand Manager Stephanie Hahn. “The wine was crafted to maintain a clear expression of the Alexander Valley fruit with the grace and elegance of a Provencal Rosé.” The end product fits within the brand’s goal of offering classic Sonoma wines at approachable price points.

The new Rosé joins Outlot’s Sonoma County Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay and Alexander Valley Cabernet Sauvignon. The suggested retail price for Outlot Rosé is $22.99. The wine is distributed nationally through Southern Glazers.

About Accolade Wines

Headquartered in Australia, Accolade Wines is the world’s fifth-largest wine company by volume, delivering approximately 38 million, 9-liter cases to over 140 countries annually. Drawing on a proud heritage with the first grapes treaded in 1853 at Hardys Winery, Accolade Wines has evolved into a global wine company with an extensive portfolio of quality wine brands. Accolade Wine’s vision is to be the world’s leading provider of New World wines and was the first wine company to have a footprint in all major New World regions. With three out of the top 10 wine brands in the UK, and two of the top ten in Australia, the company’s enviable portfolio is led by Hardys and includes Houghton, Grant Burge Wines and Banrock Station (Australia), Waipara Hills and Mud House (New Zealand), Geyser Peak and Echo Falls (United States), Kumala & Flagstone (South Africa), and Viña Anakena (Chile).

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