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.

As the final wrap-up of 2019, the readers of Beverage Industry voted on their favorite new product. Compiled from the monthly winners of the Readers’ Choice: New Product of the Month poll, the voting took place Jan. 21 through Feb. 3.

Yes Way Rosé launched Yes Way Rosé Mini Bubbles (187-ml bottle). Made of 100 percent Grenache grapes from the south of France, these single-serving bottles of crisp brut Rosé are a natural extension for the brand, the company says. 

JNSQ release ROSÉ CRU, a varietal comprised of 52 percent Grenache, 21 percent Pinot Gris, 20 percent Syrah and 7 percent Viognier.

Sacramento, Calif.-based Drinjk Wines co-founders Brett and Alexa Bayda announced the addition of a Wine Advent Calendar to their collection. 

The Champs family of wines, imported by Prestige Beverage Group, introduced Champs de Rosé, a sparkling brut rosé from the south of France, the company says. 

Rosé wine is among of the most popular beverage trends in the U.S. market at this time, so it’s no wonder that the readers of Beverage Industry felt the need to give accolades to the latest brand to hit the market.

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.