Our Rosé Selection for 2018

Crunchy pale-pink Grenache rosé with a bit of soft deeper fruit from the Cinsault makes this such an appetising French rosé. The pale colour this is bang on trend, and while it's not as sophistic br...

Pale pink. Petals and sugared almonds. Light and crisp on the frame. Longer than the Languedoc rosé tasted immediately before it, but less fruit. Aperitif stuff. Very racy.

As pale and strikingly bright as ever, Guillaume Philippe’s flagship Rose is extremely aromatic, with a nose which combines citrus and red fruit, and a brisk dry palate which is refreshing and mo br...

This is Susana and Oriol's first ever 'pink' - and its an absolute humdinger. The nose is delicate, with white fruit flowers, some lovely delicate red berry fruit and aromatic herbs. In the mouth br...

The slightly more grown up version of the iconic MiP* Rosé. Still prettily pale and delicately pink, and dancingly light. There is more Syrah in the 'Collection' which lends just a touch more d br...

This really is a cracker of a vintage, the wine opens with ripe peaches, grapefruit, a touch of spice and then white flowers. On the palate this is broad and rich, with a lovely weight of stone f br...

Bottled in a clear glass bottle which shows off the very pretty pink hue of this excellent champagne. Delicately fruity, fresh, light and dry, it is extraordinarily good for the price.

A slightly fuller bodied, but really easy drinking Rosé, with notes of fresh wild strawberries and a delicate finish.

Possibly the most elegant of all the rosé champagnes, with a lovely combination of fruit and freshness.

A blend of grapes from Cumières in the Marne Valley and the Côte des Blancs, this is a rich, well-balanced and very young brut rosé. It is ripe, while keeping an almost austere texture and acidit br...