The story behind Beach House
Beach House Rose comes from South Africa's Western Cape, a region that has been growing Pinotage since the 1920s. The brand belongs to DGB, a producer whose roots go back over 70 years to Douglas Green. This rose is mostly Pinotage, made as a Blanc de Noir, with a little Shiraz in some vintages. Grapes are fermented separately in stainless steel, then blended. No oak, no fuss. Just a pale salmon wine with wild strawberry and a hint of rose petal.
We have poured it for customers who want a dry rose without the Provence price. It is 12.5% ABV, best served well chilled, and it has earned an 87 point score from Wine Enthusiast. That is a solid value for a Tuesday night bottle.
Explore the Beach House range
Beach House makes one core rose, plus easy white and red blends from the same Western Cape fruit. Here is what we stock.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beach House Rose 750mL | Rose | 12.5% ABV | Pale salmon, wild strawberry, cherry, rose petal, dry finish. |
| Beach House Pinot Grigio 750mL | White | 12.5% ABV | Crisp, light, green apple, citrus, easy drinking. |
| Beach House Sauvignon Blanc 750mL | White | 12.5% ABV | Bright, grassy, grapefruit, passionfruit, zesty finish. |
| Beach House Red Blend 750mL | Red | 13.5% ABV | Plum, dark berry, soft tannins, smooth finish. |
| Beach House Chardonnay 750mL | White | 13% ABV | Ripe peach, melon, light oak, buttery texture. |
Which Beach House is right for you?
Beach House Rose sits in the value tier, typically between $9 and $12 nationally. We sell the 750mL for $8.99, which is about as honest as a dry rose gets. The Pinot Grigio and Sauvignon Blanc are $9.99 each. The Red Blend is $8.97, and the Chardonnay is $9.99. All are in stock except the Red Blend and Chardonnay, which we can special order. For a house rose that punches above its price, this is the one.
Dry, chilled, and under $9. No occasion needed.
Crisp and refreshing, pairs with burgers and seafood.
Light, easy, and $9.99. Great for parties.
Beach House cocktails and pairings
Serve Beach House Rose well chilled, between 45 and 48 degrees. It loves grilled shrimp, burgers, and a simple goat cheese tartine.