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Nannette’s Rosé 2025

Lively • Refreshing • Distinctly English

Named after Leslie Balfour-Lynn’s youngest daughter, it’s pale, dry, and packed with enough charm to make you forget Provence even exists. Think strawberries, rose petals, and sunset-in-a-glass—a wine that’s unmistakably English but somehow pairs with sunshine anywhere on the planet.

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Appearance
Dusty pink with a touch of salmon
Nose
Red fruit with a hint of strawberries, raspberries and rose petal
Palate
Crisp, fruity, and balanced, with flavours of summer fruit including ripe red cherry, raspberry, and strawberry. Soft acidity keeps it fresh and invigorating.
Pairings
Perfect with light salads, seafood, or grilled chicken. Ideal for alfresco dining, garden parties, or relaxed evenings on the terrace.
You’d think this rosé was from Provençe from its salmon-hued colour, but it’s actually made at Balfour Winery in Kent. Combining traditional Champagne varieties of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Pinot Meunier, it’s brimming with summery berries and zesty freshness, its soft and delicate style making it seriously easy-drinking for long summer days. Nicky Rampley-Clarke London Evening Standard

The Story

This is a rosé that doesn’t faff about. Hand-picked Kentish grapes give it bright red fruit, floral perfume, and a freshness that practically hums. There’s elegance without pretense, charm without trying too hard, and a drinkability that makes it dangerously easy to keep pouring. Nannette’s Rosé is one of our most popular wines for a reason: it’s English at heart, joyful in spirit, and a little bit magical when the weather insists on being un-English. Perfect for patios, picnics, or pretending you’re on a beach in the south of France — just don’t tell anyone it’s homegrown.

Vintage
2025
Varieties
42% Pinot Meunier
38% Pinot Noir
20% Chardonnay
Closure
DIAM 5 Cork
ABV
12
TA (g/L)
6.6
pH
3.33
Region
Kent
Vineyards
Multi-vineyard
Soil Type
Wealden clay over Tunbridge Wells sand