Ste. Michelle Wine Estates, Paterson, Wash., announced that its well-known H3 tier of wines from Columbia Crest would transition into a stand-alone H3 brand. 

C. Mondavi & Family, St. Helena, Calif., has announced plans to add imported wines to its product portfolio, starting with the acquisition of the French Blue brand from Flying Blue Imports. 

Just in time for summer, Cupcake Vineyards, Livermore, Calif., announced the launch of Cupcake LightHearted, the brand’s newest addition to its lineup of premium California wines. Cupcake LightHearted contain just 80 calories, 8 percent alcohol by volume and less than 1 gram of sugar in each 5-ounce serving.

Grammy nominated, multi-Platinum recording artist Post Malone’s French rosé wine, Maison No. 9, is now available online and will be on shelves beginning July 1. Maison No. 9 is a light, high-quality, accessible rosé from Provence, France, that will be available with exclusive distribution and sales support from E. & J. Gallo Winery, Modesto, Calif.

One year after the launch of its canned wine varietals, 14 Hands Winery has released limited-edition Rosé Bubbles in a unicorn can.

Martini & Rossi, a division of Bacardi Ltd., has announced the release of Frosé, a frozen Rosé wine cocktail, and Frosecco, a packaged, frozen prosecco.

Prestige Beverage Group released a Sparkling Rosé and Sparkling Red Moscato to its Astoria line of Italian wines.

Bricoleur Vineyards added two new rosé wines to its portfolio: 2019 Estate Rosé of Pinot Noir and the 2019 “Flying By the Seat of Our Pants” Rosé of Grenache.

San Juan Seltzer released its Dry Rosé and Peach Rosé flavors. Dry Rosé is bright, with a honeysuckle aroma, reminiscent of its bone-dry Riesling inspiration, the company says.

The Prisoner Wine Co. introduced Unshackled, a collection of three luxury wines. With grapes sourced from California’s Central Coast and North Coast wine growing regions, the Unshackled portfolio offers a Cabernet Sauvignon, Red Blend and Rosé, which are available nationwide.