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the Observer – David Williams
Brookford Shiraz-Cabernet 2014 (£6.95, Amps; Great Grog; Halifax Wine Co)
ripe and juicy red; superb-value blend
Mas du Colombel Faugeres, France 2013 (£8.99, Majestic)
supple, peppery blend; Syrah, grenache, mourvedre and carignan
La Pamelita Sparkling Red (£12.99, Aitken Wines; Bottle Apostle; Harvey Nics)
explosion of bubbles and juicy plum and cherry
The Guardian – Fiona Beckett
Island Hopper (£1.85 Marks & Spencer; 4.5% abv)
a very drinkable pale ale from Berkshire
Double Hopped Citra IPA (£1.85 Marks & Spencer; 5.9%)
incredibly citrussy; from Oakham Ales in Peterborough
Suffolk Jester IPA (£2.40 Marks & Spencer; 5.2% abv)
rather more butch; made from hops grown in Worcestershire
Nine Hop Kent Pale Ale (£2.40 Marks & Spencer;4% abv)
from Westerham; as hoppy as it sounds
Cornish Pale Ale (£2.40 Marks & Spencer;4.4% abv)
satisfyingly full-flavoured, bottle-conditioned
Co-operative Bumble Bee Ale (£1.75; 4.6% abv)
really refreshing, natural honeycomb flavour
Williams Bros Seven Giraffes Extraordinary Ale (£1.99 Co-op; 5.1% abv)
In Scottish stores; attractive summery, but not cloyingly sickly
Pressure Drop Pale Fire (£2.60 Oddbins; 4.8% abv)
big, hoppy
Five Points Hook Island Red (£2.60 Oddbins; 6% abv)
rich, savoury, almost winey
Beavertown Neck Oil Session IPA (£2.30 Oddbins; 4.3% abv)
A cracking drop for a barbecue
the Telegraph – Hamish Anderson
2014 M de Minuty Rosé, Cotes de Provence. £9.99, Majestic
a consistently excellent glass of pale-pink summery joy
2014 Esprit de Provence Rosé, Le Grand Cros, Cotes de Provence. £13.50, Noel Young
a stunner with all the subtle, fine lines and red-berry fruit you expect
2014 Whispering Angel Rosé, Château d’Esclans, Cotes de Provence. £16.99, Waitrose
all about restraint and elegance, with notes of herb, citrus and the sea
the Independent – Terry Kirby
Domaine des Oullieres Rosé 2014, Coteaux d’Aix. £10.95, yapp
pale pink but vibrant flavours of raspberries and other red berries
Les Esquerades Lirac Rosé 2014. £10, Marks & Spencer
just a bit meatier, with spice notes on top of the red fruits
Clos Rocailleux Braucol Rosé 2013. £11.99 redsquirrelwine
distinctive; really punchy, assertive berry flavours; fine, elegant acidity
the Telegraph – Susy Atkins
Finest Premier Cru Champagne NV (Tesco, £15.99 until 4 August)
lovely balance; a yeasty biscuit note
Nicolas Feuillatte Champagne Brut Rosé NV (John Lewis, £30)
Dry, slightly peppery, but with generous fruity notes
Drappier Champagne Brut Nature Zero Dosage NV (slurp.co.uk, £34.95)
made in a dry, whistle-clean, fragrant style
The Scotsman – Brian Elliott
2013 Ricossa Barbera d’Asti Italy. £6.49 until Tuesday, Co-op
bramble fruit; touches of mint and savoury spice
2012 Trimbach Alsace Riesling France. £11.99 selected Majestic
slightly viscous, savoury texture; glorious tropical fruit flavours
the Independent – Anthony Rose
2014 Palataia Pinot Grigio, Pfalz. £7.50 until 3 Aug, Marks & Spencer
this appley dry white has a refreshing zing
2012 Thelema Sutherland Chardonnay. £10.99, The Co-operative
burgundian-style complexity that builds into peach and citrus
2013 Cartology, SA. £24.99 – £30.90. SAwinesonline, Harrogate FW, Woodwinters, Hedonism
floral aromas, richness and superb saline finish