Another May arrival for this popular Kirkland bottle, just in time for the warmer months when these Rosé really hit the spot (although yes, they are great all year long).
Lots of similarities with prior vintages but a change to the varietal makeup worth noting.
This 2024 vintage is comprised of 44% Grenache, 26% Cinsault, 15% Syrah and 15% Vermentino. In the past we've seen small parts of Carignan, Tibouren, and Ugni Blanc in the blend.
The price is the same as always, $7.99 which no one will ever complain about for Cotes de Provence Rosé . Same winemaker, Olivier Sumeire, too.
Scores over the years have been strong from us, 89-90 every vintage.
2016 90 points
2017 90 points
2018 89 points
2019 89 points
2020 90 points
2021 90 points
2022 89 points
2023 89 points
And we're going to have to continue the 89 point string with this latest vintage that is slightly more minerally and acidic than we noted in the previous vintages.
Beautiful pale salmon color in the glass; subtle citrus fruit and wet rock on the nose; strawberry, raspberry, white peach and pear flavors; crisp and refreshing; light in body but big on flavor.
A winning vintage for this bottle that remains a solid buy in the Kirkland wine portfolio.
CostcoWineBlog.com Rating: 89 points
Costco item number: 1133993
Availability: We buy our wine at multiple Costco warehouses around the Atlanta area. The best way to locate wines near you is by using the new Costco mobile app and search with the Costco item number we listed above.
Alc. 13%
Frank says
This wine is listed at $8.99 in central California
Edward Zyniecki says
This same wine is $12.99 in Kalispell, Montana, a far cry from $7.99. I don't know what justifies such a large discrepancy in price, but our store did have it, which was a surprise because 90% of the time they do not carry the wines you review.