Avaline Organic French Rosé Wine

France, on a wine label, is a whole country: vineyards that run from Atlantic to Mediterranean-influenced settings, with no single growing season stretched across them. The name on this bottle gives that wide address and little more of the place.

The rosé, rated 5 out of five from 1 shopper ratings so far, puts the word organic right in its own name. We do not have a certification on record to stand behind that word, so it reads as part of what the wine calls itself rather than a fact we can vouch for.

The record does not name a grape for it either. The brand behind the bottle is where the firmer facts sit.

In our September 2026 checks its shelf prices spanned $17.99 to $25.99. The producer's own product page now gives a growing region for this rosé, Provence, France, more precise than the country-level record above; what Avaline says elsewhere is that 2018 was the founding year and that the first wines followed in July 2020.

Avaline's own product page fills in what the corpus record leaves blank: it names the wine's home more precisely as Provence, France, and lists an ABV of 12.5 percent. The ingredient line itself reads 'organic grapes, sulfites, yeast nutrients,' the producer's own word for the fruit, though we still have no independent certification standing behind the organic claim. The page also names EthicDrinks, run by Mickael Alborghetti, as the wine's producer, a different account from the founder story Avaline tells on its own site, where Cameron Diaz and Katherine Power are credited as the brand's founders and Ashley Herzberg as its winemaker; the two threads describe the same bottle without lining up into one clear account of who makes it.

Our call: this suits a shopper who wants the transparency story more than a settled pedigree; the ingredient line's own 'organic grapes' claim and the producer's naming of Provence, France give this rosé real specifics to point to, even without a third-party certification behind the word organic. Pass if you want the story to hold together end to end: the founders' account and the technical producer's own listing describe two different teams behind the same bottle, no grape variety is named, and the single rating on record is one shopper's score, not a track record.

The Grocery Store Wine Desk · written Sep 16, 2026 from our research file for this wine. Numbers reflect our latest checks.