Pioneers in wine, and the influence for so many wine regions globally, French wine is still pushing the boundaries and not resting on its laurels. We’re thrilled to bring you an eclectic range of French wine hailing from Champagne to Beaujolais to Roussillon and many others.
Traditional rosé blend of Grenache and Cinsault from the south, offering a typically pale colour, but don't let the lightness deceive, there is plenty of flavour to be had. Located...
Champagne Irroy Brut Rosé NV because you always need Champagne in the fridge. This sparkling wine has a pretty cool story. Originally founded in 1820 and a member of the...
A direct press of four different grapes, meaning little colour is extracted. A pure and fresh rosé, but from vines of 30 years providing a concentration of flavour rarely found...
Truly small-batch production of just 1,200 bottles. A very fruity and rounded rosé, but still dry and crisp. A glorious bottle to kick the evening off with pals. The Millaire...
First thing's first - don't be alarmed by the colour of this rosé. Us Brits have been conditioned to believe all dark-pink rosés are the vitriolic sweet kinds that adorned...
Côteaux Varois Rosé Magnum 2019 by Château Trians. Rosé in Magnum, what can be better? Three different grapes make it into this Rose, 70% Grenache, 20% Syrah and 10% Cinsault. Machine...