Rosé 2020

Name: Rosé 2020
Brand: Harrow & Hope

Harrow & Hope

£216

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£216.00/ 6 bottle case (£36.00/btl) 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, softne

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Registered at Companies House as HARROW & HOPE LIMITED, number 04718208. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Rosé 2020

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