A perfect summer playlist, inspired by: piquenique and fête

 

Growing up, one of my favorite things to do was to make an ultimate summer playlist— especially with my mom and childhood best friend. It was always a bit of a rollercoaster, as there were songs pulled from various genres and spanned from the 1960s to the 2010s but it was one of the highlights of my summer. To continue the tradition, I started a summer playlist that is inspired by the oh–so–summery wines: piquenique and fête. I made sure to include a mix of genres and eras to cater to all of you! I have selected 10 songs for each wine, easy to mix and match, or add a song or two to your own personal playlist.

 

fête

Slightly sweet, but refreshing off-dry wine. A perfect staple for boat ride, or night in with friends! 


“Everybody Wants to Rule the World” -  Tears for Fears (1985)

“Real Love Baby” - The Heavy Heavy (2020)

“Feels Like Summer” - Childish Gambino (2018)

“Girl Of The Year” - Beach House (2018)

“Fluorescent Adolescent” - Arctic Monkeys (2007)

“Kiss Me” - Sixpence None the Richer (1997)

“Don’t Dream It’s Over” - Crowded House (1986)

“Southern Nights” - Glen Campbell (1977)

“I’m Not in Love” - 10cc (1975)

“Come a Little Closer” - Cage the Elephant (2013)

piquenique 

Dry, has notes of strawberry and of course, Maine rhubarb. A perfect staple for a dinner party! 

“Everybody Loves Somebody” - Dean Martin (1964)

“Coming Home” - Leon Bridges (2015)

“Another Believer” - Rufus Wainwright (2007)

“24/7/365” - Surfaces (2017)

“Where the Skies Are Blue” - The Lumineers (2016)

“Don’t Know Why”  - Norah Jones (2002) 

“For Once in My Life” - Stevie Wonder (1968)

“Across the Universe” - The Beatles (1970)

“Dancing Queen” - ABBA (1976)

“Space Song” - Beach House (2015)

Tag us on our Instagram @eighteentwentywines and show off your summer playlist, featuring a bottle of piquenique or fête—so we can add more songs to our playlist here at eighteen-twenty wines!

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