Whispering Angel Rosé

Somewhere in the last fifteen years, rosé stopped being a seasonal wine, and Whispering Angel is the bottle that made it happen. Sacha Lichine bought Château d'Esclans in Provence in 2006 with the stated goal of making the world's greatest rosés, and this Grenache-led blend with Cinsault and Rolle became the global reference for the category, poured year-round at the kind of restaurants your clients book. It's pale, bone dry, and quietly rich, with peach, grapefruit, and red berry over a smooth, creamy finish. That combination of recognition and polish makes it a rosé wine gift that stands apart on a list full of Cabernet.

Send it to clients and partners who entertain, recipients who prefer lighter wines, and any list where you want one bottle that isn't the same red everyone else sent.

• Everyone knows it. Whispering Angel is probably the only rosé a non-wine person can name, which does the impressing for you.
• It breaks the sea of red. Most corporate gifts are Cabernet, so this one gets noticed, and remembered, in any month.
• The dry, refined style drinks well before dinner, with seafood or a holiday spread, or on its own, so it fits whatever occasion the recipient has next.
• There's a real story in it. Lichine set out in 2006 to prove rosé could be a serious wine, and this bottle won the argument worldwide.

Add Whispering Angel to your gift list and Prime Wines wraps and delivers every bottle across the US and Canada, invoiced once.

Is Whispering Angel a good rosé wine gift?

Yes, it's the definitive one. Whispering Angel is the most recognized rosé in the world and the wine that established Provence rosé as a serious category, so it carries prestige while standing out from the reds on every other gift list. Prime Wines delivers it gift-wrapped with your message across the US and Canada.

Will Whispering Angel suit someone who usually drinks red wine?

Yes. It's dry, textured, and made with the same seriousness as a fine red, which is why it converted so many red drinkers in the first place. It also works as the bottle they open before the reds come out, so it never competes with what's already in their cellar.