19 Crimes Cali Rose 2020
19 Crimes Cali Rosé 2020 is Snoop Dogg's pink follow-up to Snoop Cali Red — a 750mL California rosé at 10.5% ABV, built on 75% Zinfandel, 20% Grenache, and 5% Pinot Noir, and released to mark National Rosé Day 2021. The bottle carries the augmented-reality "Ask the Doggfather" label, and you can order it online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.
- ABV: 10.5%
- Size: 750mL, screw cap
- Blend: 75% Zinfandel, 20% Grenache, 5% Pinot Noir (Treasury Wine Estates launch data)
- Vintage: 2020 | Released: 2021 for National Rosé Day
- Collaboration: Snoop Dogg × 19 Crimes — the second Snoop release after Snoop Cali Red
- Label: AR "Ask the Doggfather" — scan for a holographic Snoop Dogg experience
The Doggfather Goes Pink
After Snoop Cali Red became one of the most talked-about celebrity wines of 2020, the Doggfather went rosé — a bright, fruit-forward California pink in the classic 19 Crimes mold: irreverent label, serious-enough wine. The Zinfandel backbone gives it more body than your typical Provence-style sip, which is exactly the point: this is a rosé built for summer parties, not wine-geek seminars. Pair it against the label's red sibling in the 19 Crimes collection, or keep exploring California reds from the same house.
Tasting Notes
Bright pink hue. The nose leads with ripe strawberry and delicate floral, rose-petal aromas. The palate is fruit-forward — fresh raspberry, strawberry, and red cherry — with a pleasant mouthfeel, balanced acidity, and a touch of sweetness on the finish.
How to Enjoy
Serve well chilled. This is picnic and brunch territory: light appetizers, summer salads, grilled shrimp. The screw cap is a feature, not a footnote — bring it to the beach and skip the corkscrew.
Frequently Asked Questions
What grapes are in 19 Crimes Cali Rosé?
Zinfandel, Grenache, and Pinot Noir — a red-grape rosé with no white grapes in the blend (which is why the old Chardonnay tag on this page was wrong).
Is 19 Crimes Cali Rosé sweet or dry?
Fruit-forward and balanced — balanced acidity with a touch of sweetness, not a sweet wine.
What is the alcohol content of Snoop Dogg's rosé?
10.5% ABV — lighter than most reds, heavier than most seltzers.
What does the "Ask the Doggfather" label do?
Scan the bottle with the brand's AR experience and a holographic Snoop Dogg appears on the label.
Snoop made rosé, and it is dangerously easy drinking — order the 19 Crimes Cali Rosé 2020 online from Del Mesa Liquor in San Diego, CA, chilled and ready for the weekend.