Summer is back! I, know, its been a whirlwind but its the perfect excuse to enjoy a Rosé in the sunshine once again. I have painstakingly tried and tested the below for you over the past couple of weeks ( I know, its a tough job but someone has got to do it, hey) to ensure there’s something for all taste buds as well as all budgets. And I’ve even included a sophisticated alternative if you are wanting an alcohol free option but still want something chic to fill your glass….
Della Vite Zero £14.99 0% ABV Selfridges
Starting off strong with a non-alcoholic Rose Prosecco brought to you by the Delevingne sisters (yes, we are talking Cara and Poppy!) This feels every bit as cool and fasHUN as you would expect, but reimagined for conscious drinkers and those who aren’t afraid to stand out and want to “Cheat on Champagne”
Graham Beck Pinot Noir Rosé 2018 ABV 12% £17 Majestic Wines
A lovely, crisp sparkling wine that uses the same time consuming techniques as a Champagne but as it’s from South Africa it comes as fraction of the price making it perfect for summer BBQs and sexy picnics.
Villa Maria Blush Sauvignon 2003 ABV 13,5% £10.50 Tesco, Waitrose, Morrisons
Bursting with fresh passionfruit and cranberry, mixing Sauvignon Blanc and Merlot grapes to form an easy drinking Rosé that is great enjoyed on warmer days.
Lyme Bay Winery’s Strawberry Wine ABV 11% £12.79
What says summer more than the gentle waft of fresh strawberries? Lyme Bay have created a medium sweet, well balanced fruit wine that is delicious served chilled but equally sublime when mixed with soda and fresh lime for a refreshing long drink.
Alaina Rosé 2024 ABV 12.5% £13.50 Waitrose
The perfect accomplishment to Southern French classics such as charcuterie, this delicate pink crisp rosé combines Syrah (40%), Grenache (40%) and Cinsault (20%) grapes combined with hints of lemon and light strawberry.
Miraflors Rosé 2024 ABV 12.5% £16.50 Urban Grapes
This multi-award winning Rosé is every bit as chic as its bottle suggests. A combination of Grenache Gris, Grenache noir and Mourvèdre grapes which create a juicy, pale wine that suits fish, salads and vegetarian dishes or simply enjoyed (responsibly) on its own.
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