Eleanor - Bubbly Rosé Wine | The Uncommon

Light, pale and brimming with strawberries - a dry English sparkling rosé that's difficult to argue with.

Eleanor is 100% Pinot Noir, grown and handpicked on the chalk slopes of the Kent Downs. It's dry, pale and delicate - the kind of rosé that earns its place at the table rather than just looking pretty. Strawberry fruit up front, fresh and clean on the finish, with a gentle fizz that keeps it lively without overwhelming the wine underneath.

London Wine Competition Silver medal, and a firm favourite of everyone who tries it. In a can rather than a bottle - The Uncommon's aluminium cans block out light and air far more effectively than glass, keeping the wine at its best and cutting the carbon footprint by over 86% compared to a standard wine bottle.

• Producer: The Uncommon, Kent Downs, England
• Style: Dry English sparkling rosé - Pinot Noir
• ABV: 11.5%
• Awards: London Wine Competition Silver

Grape & Dietary Info

Grape: Pinot Noir (100%)

Allergens: Contains sulphites

Dietary: Vegan, gluten-free

FAQs

Is Eleanor sweet or dry?
Dry - this isn't a sugary pink fizz. It's pale, light and fresh with natural strawberry fruit from the Pinot Noir grape rather than added sweetness. If you usually find rosé too sweet, Eleanor is worth trying.

What food does it pair with?
Summer salads, charcuterie, light pasta dishes, strawberries and cream - or nothing at all on a sunny afternoon. It's versatile enough to work as both an aperitif and a food wine.

What makes The Uncommon different?
The Uncommon were the first producer to put English wine in a can - and they're still the best at it. Their grapes are handpicked from their own vineyard on the Kent Downs, they're the UK's first certified B Corp winemaker, and their cans have over 86% lower carbon emissions than an equivalent bottled wine. Great wine, lighter footprint.