The 20 best rosé wines to buy this summer
From £6 sippers to splash-out stars, these 20 bottles will make your summer sing whether you re in Provence or Pontefract
Pink picks for every budget
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Rosé isn’t just a drink any more. Like the sight of a stripy deckchair on the sand or a white sail on a blue sea, the appearance of a glass of pale-pink wine sends a note to our holiday-starved brains: relax, unwind, summer is here. No rosés have quite the same subliminal messaging power as the palest pinks from Provence, that fabled land of jasmine, palm trees, Mediterranean sunshine, hilltop villages, lavender fields and umbrella pines.
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The best white wines to buy for Christmas 2020
From bargain bottles to something special for the big day, these are the bottles to buy for your Christmas festivities Tis the season.
A couple of months ago I was talking to a wine merchant about its Christmas wine hampers. “You might want to rename the party one…” I suggested.
One of the many tricky things about this year has been the inability to plan, but it’s clear parties are off the agenda.
And on the agenda? Treating ourselves to a few good bottles, perhaps. Because even if we don’t yet know where we’ll be for Christmas or who we’ll be spending it with, we do know that no one is going to be trying to quench the thirst of the 5,000 from the rapidly depleting contents of their kitchen fridge.