Chloe Blend California Rose Wine

What are you paying for when the record does not identify the grapes? Among the rose bottles we track this one sits near the low end for price, at $12.49 in our September 2026 checks.

We do not have a shopper rating for this bottle; the wines we track that carry ratings sit at a median of 4.71, and Chloe is not among them. The name says only Blend, and the record does not identify the grapes. The firmer thing here is the brand: Chloe comes from The Wine Group, which says it launched the label as part of its wine portfolio.

The producer's own page for this bottle places the fruit in California's Central Coast and describes a dry, light and elegant style, quoting “bright acidity and a refreshing finish” over “delicate notes of fresh strawberries, raspberries and watermelon,” the brand's words; it does not publish the grape or grapes behind the blend. The winemaker behind the label is named: Andrea Brambila, whom the brand credits with leading Chloe's winemaking for nearly twenty years, sourcing fruit from California, Italy and New Zealand across the range.

Our call: a reasonable pick if a named winemaker and a stated growing region are enough for a casual rose; Andrea Brambila leads winemaking across the Chloe range, and the brand places this wine's fruit in California's Central Coast, at a price that continues to sit near the low end among the rose bottles we track. Pass if you buy on a stated grape or a shopper track record; the blend itself is not published, and no rating has reached our record yet.

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