Hampton Water Wine Named to Wine Spectator's Top 100 Wines of 2018

Hampton Water, the premium ros label, created by award-winning music icon, Jon Bon Jovi, son Jesse Bongiovi, and acclaimed French Winemaker Grard Bertrand, has been named the top ranked rosand #83wine in the world byWine Spectator'sTop 100 Wines of 2018.

Since launching in early 2018, Hampton Water has been recognized as one of the Top 5 Ross in the world and received a 90-point rating fromWine Spectatorearlier this year. This coveted accolade further distinguishes Hampton Water's unprecedented first year.

"It's an incredible honor to be onWine Spectator'sTop 100 Wines of 2018, let alone ranked as the top ros. It's a true testament to all of our hard work and I could not be more proud to share our excitement for, and love of, Hampton Water with people all over the world," said Jon Bon Jovi. Jesse Bongiovi, Bon Jovi's son and Co-Founder added, "To be recognized by this esteemed organization at all, especially in our first year, is a tremendous accomplishment. Thank you!"

The idea to create a wine, emblematic of a bon vivant lifestyle, emerged during time spent in the Hamptons, between father and son. Hampton Water is representative of that lifestyle the sense of enjoying life and making memories with the people you love most. Bon Jovi and Bongiovi were introduced to Grard Bertrand, and the three quickly developed a shared vision, to create a unique ros, uniting the essence of the relaxed lifestyles of the Hamptons and the South of France.

"Jesse and Jon came to me with an idea. Together we decided to make a premium ros wine which represents the perfect link between South of France and Hampton lifestyle," said Grard Bertrand. The idea for me was to create a real and friendly partnership and I was happyto share with them my 30 years of expertise blending and harvesting. I am proud to see our first vintage listed as the best ros wine in the Wine Spectator Top 100."

"The Top 100 recognizes the most compelling wines that our editors have reviewed over the past year," said Thomas Matthews, Executive Editor,Wine Spectator. "The state of wine is as strong and exciting as ever. We were particularly impressed with the continuing diversity of the wine worldmore than half the wines are making their first appearance on our Top 100 list. We're thrilled to share the rising stars, outstanding values and benchmark bottles from both traditional and emerging regions."

Hampton Water is described as a fresh and lively ros, with distinctive minerality. The wine is made up of the perfect blend of Grenache, Cinsault and Mourvdre grape varieties distinctive of the French Mediterranean region of Languedoc.

Hampton Water is currently available in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut, North Carolina, South Carolina, DC, Florida, Illinois and Nevada or online at wineonsale.com,with further expansion in the United States and globally, in early 2019, at the retail price $25.

About Hampton Water

Award-winning music icon, Jon Bon Jovi, Jesse Bongiovi and acclaimed French winemaker, Grard Bertrand launched the ros wine label, Hampton Water, which was named in Wine Spectator's Top 100 Wines of 2018, the highest ranked ros. The idea to create a wine, emblematic of a bon vivant lifestyle, emerged during time spent in the Hamptons, between Bon Jovi and his son. Recognized as one of the top 5 ross in the world, Hampton Water is described as a fresh and lively ros, with distinctive minerality, featuring Grenache, Cinsault and Mourvdre, grape varieties characteristic of the French Mediterranean region. Hampton Water is currently available in New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts, Connecticut, North Carolina, South Carolina, DC, Florida, Illinois and Nevada with further expansion in the United States and globally, in early 2019, at the retail price $25.

Available for purchase through WineOnSale, Drizly and ReserveBar.

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