VINTAGE ROSE 2025

Awarded a Gold Medal at the WineGB Awards 2026 for its 2025 vintage.

Voted England’s Best Rosé by WineGB in 2025.

Cobham House Rosé is crafted from 100% Gamay—an exceptionally rare grape variety in England, traditionally grown among the sun-drenched hills of Beaujolais, France.

What began as an experiment revealed that Gamay thrives in our unique terroir. Kent’s cooler climate and longer growing season allow the grapes to develop beautifully while retaining their crispness and naturally higher acidity.

When our winemaker, Emma Rice, first arrived at the vineyard, she said the grapes spoke to her - asking to be transformed into England’s best rosé.

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PRODUCT DETAILS

GRAPES:
100% Gamay. Single Vineyard.
Cobham House, North Kent Downs.

WINE MAKING:
20% fermented and aged in old fortified wine barrels.
80% aged in stainless steel, without malolactic fermentation.

TASTING NOTES:
Bursting with ripe red fruits of strawberry and raspberry, complemented by a subtle creaminess from the barrel-aged element of the wine. The signature, crisp acidity means it pairs beautifully with rich seafood dishes, soft creamy cheeses or even an Eton mess for dessert.

WHAT THE CRITICS SAY

“Crafted by winemaking royalty Emma Rice from 100% Gamay, this glorious discovery is one of the most arresting and daring rosés of the year.”

– Matthew Jukes, Wine Writer

“This is a delicious, inventive, unique, and involving wine. I think it would floor curious sommeliers and give chefs a new flavour to think about too.”

– Vineyard Magazine

“In a country where Gamay is rarely planted and never seen as a still rosé, this debut is both a technical triumph and a statement of quality.”

– Melania Battiston, Wine Judge & Director at Cornus

“A wine born from single-minded hard work, creativity, and vision. Cobham House has not followed the herd with a Provençal-style rosé but crafted a wine that truly tastes of England."

– Neil Tully MW