7 places to drink rosé around Atlanta right now

Grab a bucket of rosé for $25 at Grain in Midtown. Photo by Alyssa Fagien

Credit: Beth McKibben

Credit: Beth McKibben

Grab a bucket of rosé for $25 at Grain in Midtown. Photo by Alyssa Fagien

There's never a wrong time or season to drink rosé . The wine's food-friendly versatility and cheerful approachability as a stand-alone sipper make for perfection in a glass. Whether you're lounging by the pool with a good book or crushing a burger and fries on the patio, rosé has found a year-round home in wine shops and on menus around Atlanta.

Spring

90 Marietta Station Walk NE, Marietta. 678-540-2777, springmarietta.com.

The Regent Cocktail Club

The Shops Buckhead Atlanta, 3035 Peachtree Road NE #140, Atlanta. 770-415-9961, regentcocktailclub.com.

 Wine Wednesdays with Whispering Angel rosé bottle specials continue through the summer at The Regent Cocktail Club in Buckhead. Photo by Chris Watkins

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Aria

490 E. Paces Ferry Road NE, Atlanta. 404-233-7673, aria-atl.com.

Grain

856 West Peachtree St. NW, Atlanta. 404-881-5377, grain-bar.com.

8 ARM

710 Ponce De Leon Ave. NE, Atlanta. 470-875-5856, 8armatl.com.

 Sip rosé by the glass, carafe or half-carafe on the Ponce-side patio at 8 ARM. Photo by Lauren Zarzour

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Staplehouse

541 Edgewood Ave. SE, Atlanta. 404-524-5005, staplehouse.com.

Mediterranea

332 Ormond St. SE, Atlanta. 404-748-4219, mediterraneaatl.com.

Four rosés to consider for your wine rack

Domaine de Triennes rosé, Provence, France

Commanderie de la Bargemone rosé, Provence, France 

An editor's choice by Wine Enthusiast, this pale-colored rosé is crisp and dry with subtle notes of fresh watermelon and strawberries. A surprising touch of orange zest at the finish.

2012 Terrazze Dell'Etna rosé , Sicily, Italy

Sarah Pierre of 3 Parks Wine Shop in Glenwood Park tells us this sparkling rosé is 90% pinot noir and 10% nerello mascalese. Grown on volcanic soil, the barely pink rosé is delicate yet balanced with notes of fresh red fruits like strawberry and raspberry.

Moët Grand Vintage rosé 2008, Champagne, France

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