Greetings Wine Co. launched its Greeting from the Willamette Valley Wine series in four varieties: Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris, Rose and Greetings Columbia Merlot. 

La Fête du Rosé launched its self-titled line of rosé wine from the heart of St. Tropez, France, the company says.

Snow Capped Cider introduced a new hard cider: Rockies Rosé. 

Jacques Alexandre Azoulay has paired with wine connoisseur Scott Glauber as the importer and distributor of PairME Wines, a new brand aimed at making high-quality French wines accessible to millennials, it says.

Jose Cuervo Sparkling Rosé Margarita is lightly carbonated and brings Rosé wine notes of sweet red fruit and melon, finishing with a Margarita lime tang, the company says.

The trend toward premium products is bolstering growth for the U.S. wine and spirits market.

Research shows that consumers want to enjoy wine in a variety of settings and that they’re looking for convenience for on-the-go occasions.

When it comes to beverage choices in the hot summer months, consumers have a multitude of options to ensure they have a “blast” throughout the summer.

Just in time for the warm weather, Biagio Cru Wines & Spirits, announced the release of the canned rosé to its network of distributors.

On June 8, social media was inundated with hashtag #roséallday social media posts with the celebration of National Rosé Day. The popularity of Rosé, however, is not contained to just one day — more like all year, experts say. According to data from Chicago-based SPINS, wine sales (non-liquor store) are up 2.3 percent year-over-year with Rosé leading the category's growth, up 13.3 percent to reach a $704.9 million annual market.