Ménage à Trois Bouquet Rosé California Pink Wine

This rosé sits at the affordable end of the pink-wine shelf, which is usually the first thing worth knowing. Behind the name, the firmest fact is one of ownership: according to Ménage à Trois, the brand's website is the property of Trinchero Family Wine and Spirits, which also operates it, a link that places the brand with that company without telling us who actually makes the wine.

We do not have a shopper rating for this wine. As for the grape or grapes behind the pink, they go unnamed in our record, so the makeup of the pour stays open; the name itself commits to just two things, a rosé and California.

A follow-up look at Ménage à Trois's own site fills in what the paragraph above could not: the blend leads with Merlot, then Syrah for body, Gewürztraminer for its floral sweetness, with small additions of Moscato and Chenin Blanc, and the fruit comes from two California zones, the warmer, marine-influenced Lodi and Clarksburg vineyards and the cooler Central Coast. The same page displays a 96-point score, but does not say who awarded it. That is worth stating plainly: it is not a shopper rating and not a named critic's score, an unattributed number on the producer's own marketing page, so we report that it exists rather than treat it as evidence of quality. Alcohol content is still absent from the producer's site.

Our call: worth a look if a low price is what matters most, this rosé sits at the affordable end of the shelf we track, and Ménage à Trois names a five-grape blend behind the color, Merlot leading with Syrah, Gewürztraminer, Moscato and Chenin Blanc. Pass if you weigh outside scores or shopper counts before buying: the 96-point figure on the producer's own page names no source, no shopper rating has reached our record, and alcohol content is still not published anywhere on the site.

The Grocery Store Wine Desk · written Aug 17, 2026 from our research file for this wine. Numbers reflect our latest checks.