Rove Winery Blog

2023 Fiona Runda  Think, "Candlelight dinner under the stars..." This wine name is or Gaelic Origin: Fiona means vine or wine. Rún, or Rúnda, is magical, mysterious and secret. Translation: Wine Secret. This Alsace inspired blend is soft and velvety with orchard fruit, and lime zest.  As a fifth-generation family farm with a centuries-old story, we take immense pride in our roots and the traditions passed down through generations. We pay homage to the Irish who were part of the "Flight of the Wild Geese," forced to leave their beloved Ireland but leaving behind a legacy that extends across the globe,...

Some of life’s best moments happen around a sizzling grill, surrounded by friends, laughter, and the warm glow of a setting sun. Named for the Irish word Ragaire—one who lingers in good company—the 2023 Ragaire Rosé is crafted for these very occasions. More than just a wine, it’s an invitation to gather, to savor, and to celebrate the stories that unfold between bites and sips. With sun-ripened raspberries on the nose and a palate bursting with strawberries, cherries, and pomegranate, this off-dry rosé is the perfect backyard barbecue companion. The bright, refreshing fruit notes pair effortlessly with smoky, flame-kissed flavors,...

Spring is a time of renewal, of light and brightness returning to our days. And there’s no better way to celebrate than with wines that reflect the season’s freshness and vibrancy. Just as we swap out cozy sweaters for breezy linen, our wine choices shift toward crisp, floral, and fruit-forward varieties that pair with the season’s freshest ingredients. Bright acidity, delicate florals, and refreshing minerality define the perfect spring wines where each sip offers a taste of sunshine and new beginnings. So whether you’re hosting a garden brunch or simply enjoying the longer daylight hours, these Rove Wines will transport...

Pairing romantic comedies with wine for a Galentine's Day celebration is a fun and interactive way to bring friends together! Here’s a list of popular rom-coms paired with wines that capture their essence: 10 things I hate about you  Wine Pairing: 2023 Dry Riesling Why: This smart, sassy film is sharp yet sweet, much like a crisp Dry Riesling. Its complexity mirrors the layers of love, rebellion, and wit in Kat and Patrick’s dynamic. Clueless Wine Pairing:  2022 Reserve Chardonnay Why: Like Cher Horowitz, a good Chardonnay is versatile, classy, and sometimes a little extra. Its elegance matches the Beverly...