Elegant bottle, a pale copper/salmon in colour and bone dry? This could be one of our favourite warm weather rosés! It's light, tight and fresh, and drinks best well chilled. Made from a blend of Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre, it shows delicate notes of strawberry and nectarine, with a hint of cinnamon. Plenty of acidity and very refreshing.

Created in 1967, the Cellier de Dauphins brand is the benchmark for the Rhone Valley region. The wines are a collaborative effort of over 3000 (yep, that's a lot) growers spread throughout the Rhone Valley, and take in a wide variance of vineyard sites and grape varieties. The diversity of vineyard plots gives the winemakers a wide range of grapes to select from, and thus craft a winning wine every time. The vineyards are set all across the picturesque Rhone Valley - blessed with a sunny Mediterranean climate cooled by the mistral winds. Dry winters combine with summers with high temperatures and yet cool nights. The grapes love this, and ripen fully, with expressive flavours and high levels of acidity. Such is the climate that the growing of the grapes is the easy part - the blending of the wine is where it gets hard! Luckily, with such a range to choose from, Celliers de Dauphins manage to ace this part of the test. Elegant bottle, a pale copper/salmon in colour and bone 
dry? This could be one of our favourite warm weather rosés! It's light, tight and fresh, and drinks best well chilled. Made from a blend of Grenache, Syrah and Mourvedre, it shows delicate notes of strawberry and nectarine, with a hint of cinnamon. Plenty of acidity and very refreshing.