In recent years, rosé wine’s popularity has grown significantly. Elegant and effortless, the right rosé is a delightful accompaniment to different foods, or perfect by itself. From dry to sweet rosé wines, we have a wide selection to choose from. Discover the varieties we have available and buy rosé wine online today.
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Rosé Wine
Bottle 75cl£9.00
Case of 6 £54.00
2020 La Petite Gargotte Cinsault Rose, Vignals
Bottle 75cl £9.00
Bottle 75cl£14.28
Case of 6 £85.68
2020 Cerasuolo, Agricola Tiberio
Bottle 75cl £14.28
Bottle 75cl£14.28
Case of 6 £85.70
TASTING NOTES
Rose petal colour with purple and roe copper highlights. The nose is fresh and subtle with wild strawberries and a peppery undertone. The mouth is round and powerful, richness is sustained by a beautifully balanced acidity which gives to this wine amazing length. Accents of crushed strawberries and vineyard peaches with a medley of cooked fruits. Rich and elegant wine. ...
more2021 Cotes de Provence Rose 'Preferences', Domaine des Mapliers
Bottle 75cl £14.28
Bottle 75cl£15.38
Case of 6 £92.28
2020 Cabernet Franc Rosé, Delaire Graff
Bottle 75cl £15.38
Bottle 75cl£20.50
Case of 6 £122.92
TASTING NOTES
Grenache is the focus here, with a dash of Cinsault, Syrah and Cabernet Sauvignon enhancing the complexity of the blend. The fruit is directly pressed, fermented in tank and rests on its lees until bottling. From 300m high limestone terroir, this single vineyard is south facing and is accountable for the wine’s delicious salinity and ripeness. Mid intensity pale rose...
more2021 Cotes de Provence Rose 'Abacus', Domaine des Mapliers
Bottle 75cl £20.50
Fine Rose Wine
Rose wine is produced in a number of different ways across the world. The most commonly used method is maceration: where grapes are pressed and left to sit in their skins. This method is used for red wine production, the longer the grapes are left, the darker their colour. To produce rose, the grapes are left for a far shorter length of time, so their colour isn’t overly darkened.From the light, grapefruit colour of a Pinot Noir to brighter pinks of a Grenache, the different varieties of colour result in a diverse range of rose wine flavours. The most common rose wine type is dry: typically produced from a blend of two or three grape varieties. Typical grape blends for a dry rose include Sangiovese, Syrah, Mourvedre and more. For sweet rose wine varieties, Zinfandel, Merlot and Muscat grapes are generally used.
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