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A Provençal-inspired rosé with an unmistakably English essence, the Elsa Pink 2023 is a captivating expression of vibrancy and elegance. Its delicate peachy-pink hue evokes the charm of an English summer sunset, setting the stage for a wine that delights all the senses.

The nose is an enticing bouquet of fresh strawberries and juicy raspberries, underscored by a subtle floral lift. On the palate, it delivers a lively medley of red berry flavors—strawberries, raspberries, and tart cranberries—complemented by a whisper of white pepper for a touch of intrigue. A creamy texture glides into a finish layered with delicate elderflower and the crisp freshness of red apple.

Crafted from a harmonious blend of Rondo, Phoenix, and Pinot Noir, this off-dry rosé (11% ABV) is beautifully balanced, offering a bright acidity that enhances its food-pairing versatility. Whether accompanying BBQ pork or chicken, the sweetness of lobster or paella, or the indulgence of Wensleydale and Cranberry cheese, Elsa Pink 2023 is a true crowd-pleaser. It also surprises as a refreshing partner to Eton mess.

Perfect for leisurely afternoons, this wine’s charm is as captivating as the inspiration behind it—a tribute to youthful energy and the warmth of summer. Elsa Pink 2023 is summer in a glass, inviting you to savor the best of English winemaking.

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2020 was a year like no other, whilst everyone was locked down at home, we were incredibly lucky to be able to get out into the vineyard and do what we do. With a local army of freshly recruited (furloughed) vineyard workers, we negotiated our way through a season that produced a small, very ripe and incredibly concentrated crop of fruit, most notably expressed in this opulent and fruit forward edition of our much loved Rosé. Even though the blend and process is exactly the same as previous wines, there is something different about this one, a purity, softness and elegance that makes the wine simply glide across the palate. We can’t wait to see how it develops over the years, but this really will be a hard one to keep.