Toast to National Rosé Day at Miami Hotspots

Visit one of these local spots on June 13 for chilled glasses and just enough breeze to justify another round (or two)

Photo courtesy of Rosa Sky
Photo courtesy of Rosa Sky

Rosé all day might as well have been invented in Miami. But come June 13, National Rosé Day makes it official. The plan? Visit one of these local spots for chilled glasses and just enough breeze to justify another round (or two). 

Photo courtesy of Cristian Gonzalez
Photo courtesy of Cristian Gonzalez

Kiki on the River

If you like your rosé with the charm of the Greek isles, you’ll love this Miami River hot spot where blue and white flags are hoisted across the waterfront dining room to the beat of your favorite Euro hits. Grab a table with your besties, quaff rosé, and savor crispy zucchini chips until the sun sets. 

Photo courtesy of Grove Bay Hospitality Group
Photo courtesy of Grove Bay Hospitality Group

Glass & Vine

Tucked beneath Coconut Grove’s leafy Peacock Park canopy, Glass & Vine is basically rosé’s natural habitat. The open-air setting—with its dappled sunlight and garden-party vibes—pairs effortlessly with a crisp pour from the well-rounded wine list.

Photo courtesy of Kimpton Surfcomber
Photo courtesy of Kimpton Surfcomber

High Tide Beach Bar & Grill

For a toes-in-the-sand approach, High Tide Beach Bar & Grill at the Kimpton Surfcomber Hotel keeps things breezy. The standout here is frosé—icy, refreshing, and tailor-made for South Beach’s daunting June heat. Settle into a cozy chair, lean back, and let the ocean air do the rest.

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