Nadeen White

City guides Martha’s Vineyard, Massachusetts About this guide There’s a serene and captivating island nestled just a few miles off the coast of Massachusetts and famously known as Martha’s Vineyard. The idyllic New England destination beckons travelers seeking a coastal escape with touches of luxury and relaxation. The famous picturesque haven preserves the natural beauty of the pristine beaches, rolling hills, and charming buildings.

Although Rosé is a year-round beverage, spring and summer is surely it’s time to shine. Therefore, I have a fun blog post for you on Black-owned rosé wine brands to sip on this summer. Last year I wrote “Rosé 101: An Introductory Guide to Rosé Wines”. Be sure to check it out to learn how Rosé wines are made and which style you may like best. If you follow my blog, you know that I love wine and am a big supporter of Black-owned wineries and winemakers.

My tour with Hood Huggers International, which is a black-owned business in Asheville North Carolina, was complimentary from Explore Asheville but all opinions expressed in this article are my own. As a foodie I have always sought and supported black-owned restaurants while traveling. But since 2020, I have also made a point of seeking out black history, neighborhoods, and businesses of the destinations I travel to.