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$102.95 | France There is a clear reason why this is the world’s best selling rosé champagne. The red fruit aromas and flavours are subtle, and open on the palate with a nice creaminess. In spite of the rich texture, this has the zippy acidity to match any meal—though having a bottle on hand can be reason for celebration sans food.
$19.95 | Chile Considered one of the best vintages in a long time—which is saying something for Chile, where they have great vintages all the time–this might be the best Max to date. Dominated by dark fruit with a little floral and some cocoa notes, it brings nice complexity with a long finish. It’s not priced as a premium bottle, but a lot of people would be fooled.