A few more bottles to stack your wine rack with before summer ends

To my fellow wine lovers, Cin-Cin!

A slew of blush-colored wines ready for poolside sipping.

Summer is officially here so let’s get down to business. The Rosé guide has arrived!

Summer has arrived and there is a whole new slew of Rosés I can’t wait to try.

Rosé isn’t just summer water around here. It’s my go-to drink on most occasions so here’s my guide for summer 2019.

This little nugget is being adapted from the Life Update portion of the Monthly Edit post. I can’t possibly think of a more catchy name for it at this moment. Maybe I haven’t had enough coffee. Maybe I’ve just exhausted my ability to think by 10:30 AM on a Friday. Either way this is a post and it’s happening right now.

It might be a cliche, but I definitely can't believe it's almost July. Just days away at this point. Right now I feel like a stressed out mess. Something that isn't a good look on anyone. Have you ever just gotten so mad at someone that you just have no way of telling them how mad you are? So instead everything just snowballs and you start getting mad at everything else essentially covering up what is bothering you in the first place? Sure, it's not a healthy behavior, but I guess its easier than realizing how hurtful the original situation is.

It might be a cliché or make me "basic" but rosé is my favorite when it comes to wine. Reds are hard on my stomach and some whites can be a one-way sugary nightmare ticket to headache town. At least I know when it comes to most rosé's I have it made in the shade (especially at restaurants where there's added pressure). I should preface this by saying I am not a wine expert by any means. I, like most, learn through experimentation. Despite my friends trying to flood me with pina coladas, rosé is always my summer drink.