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Your guide to
Rose Rosé
START WITH
Something simple
Haus Frosé
1.5 cups Rose Rosé
1 cup Fruit juice
Ice (10-12 cubes)
Blend in blender and serve immediately. Serves 3-4.
Rosé Sparkler
3oz Rose Rosé
2oz Sparkling Water
Serve on the rocks in a collins glass
MIX IT UP WITH
Haus Cocktails
Garden Party
2oz Rose Rosé
2oz Prosecco
1oz Soda water
Splash fresh lime juice
Combine ingredients over ice in a large wine glass. Garnish with a lime wheel.
Fizzy Rosé Sangria
1 bottle Rose Rosé
1/2 cup Prosecco
1/2 cup lemon juice
1 cup orange juice
Sliced citrus or berries
Combine in a large pitcher or bowl. Chill to enjoy, and pour over ice. Serves 8-10 people.
SET THE MOOD ON
Haus Radio
A curated playlist to match the Rose Rosé vibe.
GET TO KNOW US
Haus basics
What are apéritifs?
A flavorful spirit that’s lighter in alcohol (less boozy than whiskey, stronger than wine), so you can sip all evening.
How is Haus different?
We make Haus with ingredients from farms, not factories, don't add artificial stuff, and tell you what’s inside.
Where is Haus made?
Our team makes Haus in Sonoma County using fruits, herbs, and botanicals from trusted purveyors around the world.
AT HOME WITH
Anita Osuala
Observer
“I like to drink Rose Rosé at a picnic or over a home cooked dinner with friends.
I like to add a splash of flavored seltzer, it tastes like a sultry summer night with jazz playing in the air.”
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