Rosé Wine

Deliciously refreshing rosé from the South of France. Made from 100% cinsault this is just the sort of thing to drink with salads or prawn cocktail-flavoured crisps. Also it comes in a pretty art nouveau-style bottle. What more could you want?

Superb Côtes de Provence rosé from Caves d'Esclans. The 2022 vintage of Whispering Angel was made from grenache, cinsault, and rolle (vermentino) grapes. This dry rosé is bursting with fresh berry character with balanced citrus. Just the thing for warm summer evenings we reckon. In this large format

Superb Côtes de Provence rosé from Caves d'Esclans. The 2022 vintage of Whispering Angel was made from grenache, cinsault, and rolle grapes. This dry rosé is bursting with fresh berry character with balanced citrus. Just the thing for warm summer evenings we reckon.

Classic Provence rosé here. This is made from a blend of syrah, grenache, cinsault, tibouren, and rolle (aka Vermentino). A taste of summer, this is refreshing and delicious.

Domaine Ott in Provence is named after the Ott family, not OTT. The wines are very much not Over The Top, being very elegant and sophisticated. This wine is a blend of grenache, cinsault and syrah with all the subtle peach, strawberry and cream flavours you would hope for in a Provencal rosé.

Cheeky half bottle of rose, don't mind if I do! The Côtes De Provence wine is made from a blend of grenache, syrah, cinsault, tibouren, and rolle (aka vermentino) grapes. It would be delicous sipped on its own or with salads and seafood dishes.

Classic Provence rosé here. This is made from a blend of syrah, grenache, cinsault, tibouren, and rolle (aka Vermentino). A taste of summer, this is refreshing and delicious.

From Caves d'Esclans, the same winery behind Whispering Angel, comes Rock Angel, a brilliant Côtes de Provence rosé made with made from grenache, cinsault, and rolle (vermentino) grapes. The winery states it boasts a more complex and structured taste profile than Whispering Angel, with hints of crea

Lyme Bay Winery's Pinot Noir Rosé is made using 100% Pinot Noir grapes, which had a near perfect growing season in 2018, according to the winemakers. The result is an expression filled with fresh red fruit notes and bright acidity.

Here's something you don't see that often, rosé from Beaujolais, a region that is famous for its light red wines. This is made from the classic grape of the region, gamay noir, to produce a pink that tastes decidedly different from the Provence norm. It's the perfect picnic wine.

On the opposite end to the magnum of Lady A - La Coste 2019, we have this 375ml bottle of the splendid Provencal rosé. A perfect size if you're not wanting to share, and a lot easier to carry than a magnum too.

From top Rioja producer CVNE or Compañía Vinícola del Norte de España, this delicious rose is a blend of red grapes tempranillo and garnacha with a little viura, a white grape. Drink it with summery salads and grilled seafood.

Domaine Ott in Provence is named after the Ott family, not OTT. The wines are very much not Over The Top, being very elegant and sophisticated. This wine is a blend of grenache, cinsault and syrah with all the subtle peach, strawberry and cream flavours you would hope for in a Provencal rosé.

M de Minuty Côtes de Provence Rosé 2021 is a pale and refreshing rosé in Provence pink presented in its Minuty trademark slender fluted bottle, this rosé is perfect for a summer’s day. Handpicked Grenache, Syrah, and Cinsault grapes make up this distinctive and delicate dry Minuty wine. Minuty are o

A masterfully crafted Provence rosé, produced by Sacha Lichine of Château d'Esclans, who previously created the exquisite Whispering Angel series. A blend of Grenache, Cinsault, and Syrah grapes harvested in the Vin de Pays Du Var region combine to create a classic, fruit-forward sipper with a delic

Spanish Rosé from Arínzano, produced using a combination of 66% Tempranillo and 34% Cabernet Sauvignon wines. Well-suited to enjoying on a summer afternoon at a picnic or something like that. Y'know, a garden-type event.

Whisky aged in wine barrels is not unusual but wine aged in whisky casks are harder to find. This rare example of the genre involved taking a delicious French rosé and ageing in Scotch malt whisky casks giving the ripe fruits a light dusting of sweet oak.

A beautiful English rosé from Lyme Bay Winery made with a combination of Pinot Noir, Pinot Précose, and Dornfelder grapes. Grapes were harvested between September and November for this 2019 vintage, which is brimming with soft fruit character and citrus balance – ideal if you're after a rosé for the

This delicious Catalan wine is evidence that good rose doesn't have to copy Provence. The Spanish have their own proud tradition of gutsy deeper-coloured wines. Some people are put off by the colour thinking such wines are going to be sweet but they are bone dry. This one is made from a blend of gre

Whispering Angel’s winemaker Sacha Lichine has sought to create a wine with a commitment to sustainability thanks to a light-weight bottle with an eco-friendly label. The wine itself is a crisp and refreshing blend of Grenache, Cinsault, and Syrah that pairs nicely with seafood.

A beautiful summer rosé from Villa Le Corti over in Tuscany, made with Sangiovese grapes. For Venusio Rosato 2019, the grapes are harvested from vineyards in the San Casciano village just outside Florence. Oh, and the frog and monkey on the label? Apparently they're good omens! Which are always rath

This handy case contains a dozen cans of exquisite French rosé wine, ready to enjoy anywhere you fancy! Produced from Grenache grapes, it boasts a crisp, dry profile – an ideal accompaniment for picnics in the park. This case contains 12 187ml cans.

More nature-inspired deliciousness from Zonte's Footsteps in South Australia. This takes it name from the dragonfly or 'globe skimmer' as its apparently also known as in Australia. It's made from a Spanish variety, Tempranillo, grown in the Finniss River sub-region of the Fleurieu Peninsula. This is

It's the 2019 vintage of Minuty's marvellous M Rosé, produced from a selection of handpicked Grenache, Cinsault, and Syrah grapes grown in the Côtes de Provence region of France. Delightfully delicate and dry, this is an ideal laid-back sipper for a warm summer evening, or to enjoy with white meat a

Super super fancy rosé alert! This comes from Château d'Esclans, the company behind the massive Whispering Angel brand. Which is very tasty but Garrus is in a different league. This is made from 80-year-old grenache vines from a single vineyard in Provence. It's aged in French oak barrels to produce