Who Makes Costco's Kirkland Signature Côtes De Provence Rosé Wine?

Costco is known for selling an impressive lineup of high-quality, budget-friendly wines under its Kirkland Signature label. It's one of the few stores in the U.S. where you can purchase a bottle from a premier wine region for only $6, with mid-range to premium selections running $10 to $25. One of the store's wine offerings is its Kirkland Signature Côtes de Provence Rosé. As the bottle explains, it's produced by Olivier Sumeire, an eighth-generation grape grower and vintner. The Sumeire family has reportedly produced wine in Provence, France since the 13th century.

Kirkland Signature Côtes de Provence Rosé Wine features prominent strawberry and citrus zest notes with subtle minerality, offering a very dry, crisp, and refreshing profile. The back label of the 2025 bottle shares Sumerie's tasting notes, highlighting the rosé's floral-meets-berries aroma, fruit-forward palate, and citrus and peach finish. Many fans of the Kirkland Signature Côtes de Provence Rosé note on Vivino that the wine has "hints of orange and strawberry" and agree that it's "overall very pleasant for the money."

A 5-ounce glass of Kirkland Signature Côtes de Provence Rosé has roughly 110 calories and a 13% ABV. It has less than 1 gram of residual sugar per liter, making it a very dry option. In a blind tasting by The San Francisco Chronicle, the panel noted that the Côtes de Provence Rosé's underlying minerality anchored the wine's high acidity, stabilizing the refreshing fruit flavors. This rosé's 2025 vintage is composed of several Provençal grapes, including 39% Grenache, 26% Cinsault, 18% syrah, and 17% Vermentino.

Kirkland's top-tier rosé can be yours for only $8.99 — but only if you can actually secure a bottle of this rare Costco wine. Historically, the store releases this expression in late spring. Repeat shoppers allude to it consistently selling out quickly, with one drinker on Reddit writing that, "when it's gone, it's gone." You can plan a shopping trip around the bottle's slated arrival by checking local stock through the Costco Mobile App. We highly recommend buying in bulk if you spot them on the pallet while you're shopping in-store. A bottle spotted on a Tuesday afternoon may very well be gone by the weekend.