The tradition of celebrating mothers and motherhood can be traced back to the Ancient Greeks and Romans, who held festivals in honor of the mother goddesses Rhea and Cybele.

However, the clearest modern precedent for Mother’s Day is the early Christian festival known as “Mothering Sunday.” People would make offerings of honey-cakes, drinks, and flowers at dawn.

The latest and more moderate version of Mother’s Day, however, can be dated back to the Christian festival, ‘Mothering Sunday’ that was first held in the UK. The traditional festival was organized on the fourth Sunday of Lent and during this time the Virgin Mary, also known as the Mother of Christ, was celebrated.

Finally… rosé season is upon us.  Rosé is perfectly paired with spring and summer weather (and as some of us believe, all the time)! 

There is nothing so refreshing as a well-chilled glass of Rosé on a warm and sunny day. And don't be afraid to toss in an ice cube — they do so in Paris, you know! This Rosé, made from our finest Pinot Noir grapes, is more than just a no-alcohol wine refreshment. It the first of its kind to market... we’re so proud of it!

Refreshing, fruity, not too dry, not too sweet — H2O Sonoma Seltzer is a perfect drink to share at spring gatherings, celebrations, toasts to love, and simply to rehydrate while playing...