Rosé Wines

Wonderfully pale Rosé from the Languedoc-Roussillon. Made from Cinsault & Grenache (two key grape varieties in Provence), this is a great value alternative to the more aromatic Provencal styles that have taken...(read more)

Delicately pink sparkling wine from the Prosecco region, blended with 15% Cabernet Sauvignon making for a very attractive and quaffable 'aperitivo'.

Citrus, hawthorn, peach and pear, quite boldly aromatic. Sleek ripe and flavour filled, red fruits, citrus and stone fruits, textured bright and with great acid push. Cinsault-based for a classic anytime super-pale aroma...(read more)

30% Gropello, 30% Marzemino with 20% Sangiovese, 20% Barbera. This is a total charmer from the off. Immediate hit of sweet cherry and firm strawberry fruit, touch of fruit skin and hedgerow flowers. The palate has good w...(read more)

Attractive pale pink colour. On the nose very aromatic with pure red fruit, crunchy cherries and raspberries along creme patisserie nuances. On the palate this is lively with punchy fruit and a vein of acid providing int...(read more)

60% Syrah, 30% Grenache, 10% Rolle.
Fuchsia pink robe. Powerful nose with predominent notes of citrus fruit and red berries. Very delicate mouthfeel with the same aromatic notes as the nose and a long finish for la...(read more)

Mia and her team at Chilworth have made an absolute belter once again with their delicious 2023. Brimming with energy this pretty rosé is very much in the Provence mould. Full of pretty red berry notes and a gorge...(read more)

50% Cinsault, 30% Syrah, 20% Grenache.
Wine with a candy pink robe and a highly delicate, pure and straightforward nose combining notes of red berries with the soil's minerality. Deliciously pleasant on the palate...(read more)

60% Syrah, 40% Grenache.
This wine with its rosewood coloured robe has a subtle nose which is pure, straightforward and harmonious, combining notes of red fruit with the soil's inherent minerality. Round attack on...(read more)

Fruit forward and fun. Red juicy, crunchy fruit and the fore from the Pinot Precoce, with some gentle pear and spice coming through from the Pinot Gris. Good minerality underpinning the fruit, with really appetising tack...(read more)