Market Price
To show you the value you're getting as an Angel...
We regularly benchmark a selection of our wines against up to three comparable wines on the market. The Market Price is based on the price of those wines.
What do we mean by benchmark? We taste them blind against our own wines, or we use our market knowledge (over 40 years between us) to set an industry standard Market Price.
If you buy one of our wines and disagree with the Market Price, or it's not your cup of tea, we'll add a credit to your account. For more info, see our FAQS.
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Seresin Estate Zosia Pinot Noir Rosé 2022
£21.50
Vinvm
(As of 19/11/2024)
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Small and Small Pinot Noir Rosé 2024
£17.99
Naked Wines
(As of 12/03/2025)
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Stonewall Pinot Noir Marlborough Rosé 2022
£14.99
Laithwaites
(As of 19/11/2024)
£17.99
Angels Angel Price
£14.99
About the wine
A Marlborough rosé you can enjoy the whole year round
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We can never understand those who pull down the shutters in winter and go into a kind of ‘rosé hibernation’ until spring. Bill and Claudia Small agree.
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Using some of their top-notch Pinot Noir grapes, they’ve made you a new Marlborough rosé that slips down with winter grub as good as anything we’ve tasted this year.
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It has flavours and aromas of cranberry, pink grapefruit and redcurrant, with a long, crisp, dry finish. Think of it as the wine equivalent of fish and chips – comforting in winter but just as moreish all year round.
Best before
Drink now to 2026
Serving advice
Serve chilled at 8-10°C
Food match
A fuller-bodied rosé like this should go well with all sorts of sweet, sour, spicy or herby dishes. Bill and Claudia's favourite match is a "big steaming bowl of laksa".
Contains sulphites
Always check the label
New Zealand
Marlborough
Pinot noir
Rose
12.5% ABV
75cl
Wine profile
Meet the winemaker - Bill and Claudia Small
- Husband and wife team Bill and Claudia went it alone thanks to Angel funding over a decade ago. Since then, they've gone on to become Naked legends.
- Using your Angel funding, the Smalls have built close relationships with grape growers ‘in the bits of Marlborough they love’ to make lovingly crafted gems from some of the best fruit going.
- With you behind them, your King and Queen of Marlborough have gone from strength to strength. You’re the reason they make some of the highest-rated Sauvignons in the whole of New Zealand. Kudos to you.
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