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The Refreshing, Sommelier-Approved Wine You Should Buy In Bulk For Your Next Pool Party

It’s a crowd-pleaser.

by Anna Buckman
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Summer pool parties call for ultra-refreshing wines, so we tapped several experts and enthusiasts to get their advice on the ones that will always impress.

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Avaline
Rosé Cans 12 Pack
$84
Natalie Pelletier, somm in LA and contributor to VinoHead, says Avaline’s Rosé fits the bill when it comes to an accessible, refreshing summer rosé. “A crisp, dry, easy-drinking bottle (or can!) with notes of salty watermelon, strawberries, nectarine, and tart white cherries. One sip in and you're basically transported to the French Riviera.”
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Martha Stoumen
Try It Out! A Natural Wine Spritzer: 12 Pack
$120
According to sommelier Coly Den Haan, founder of Vinovore, this spritzer is made with white grapes, Meyer lemon, and orange blossom, and is the ideal “poolside individual bottle that’s light, fresh, crisp, and smooth with the perfect dry and bitter bite.”
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Simply Cutrer
Chardonnay
$24.99
“The Simply Cutrer wine is juicy, succulent, and has a lingering finish,” says Cheron Cowan, Beverage Director at Maialino Mare, Thompson Hotel. “I’d never think it was a canned wine because I often dismiss them as one dimensional, but this appeals to many palates. I’d feel comfortable serving this at a barbecue or a more formal occasion.”
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Bota Box
Sauvignon Blanc White Wine - 3L Box
$18.99
“Bota Box stores well in a fridge or cooler at the pool,” says Thierry Sighel, Beverage Expert at Restaurant Associates. “It's easy to carry and even easier to pour with wet hands after a swim. The Sauvignon Blanc is a great value for the price and is a fresh, tasty, and light wine; a perfect drink on a hot summer day.”
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