Amani Bay Dry Rose 75cl
★★★★ 4.0 (1 review)Picture a wine the colour of a Nairobi sunset, ice-cold, doing all the talking on a warm evening. That's Amani Bay Dry Rosé. It smells like fresh strawberries, drinks juicy and fruity, then finishes clean and dry so it never turns sweet or sticky. Grab it for the balcony, the braai, or the moment a friend texts "what should I bring?" Order now and we'll have it chilled-and-knocking before the playlist runs out.
Pour it and you get that gorgeous pale pink straight away. Nose is all ripe strawberry with a little plum behind it, the kind of fruit that smells like summer. First sip is properly juicy and full, more flavour than a wishy-washy rosé. Then the dry finish kicks in, crisp and clean, wiping the slate so you immediately want the next mouthful. Fruity but bone dry. That's the whole trick.
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Where it's from
Amani Bay comes out of South Africa's Coastal Region, the famous Cape winelands where the vineyards catch cool ocean breezes off the Atlantic and False Bay. The Amani name sits on the slopes near Stellenbosch, ground tied to acclaimed winemaker Carmen Stevens, one of South Africa's pioneering Black women in wine. This rosé is built from Shiraz grapes pressed gently so they give colour and berry flavour without the heavy red-wine grip. Easygoing, sociable, made to be poured freely.
Quick questions
- What is the price of Amani Bay Dry Rose 75cl?
Amani Bay Dry Rose 75cl is KSh 1,119 at Oaks & Corks. Order online for delivery in 30 minutes for most areas in Nairobi, or next day countrywide.
- What does Amani Bay Dry Rosé 75cl taste like?
Fresh strawberry and plum on the nose, a juicy full-fruit palate, then a crisp dry finish. Fruity but properly dry, never sweet.
- What is the ABV of Amani Bay Dry Rosé?
It's 13% alcohol, in the standard range for a dry table rosé.
- Is Amani Bay Rosé sweet or dry?
Dry. You get loads of ripe-berry flavour up front, but the finish is clean and crisp with no sweetness.
- How should I serve it?
Well chilled, around 8 to 10°C, in a white-wine glass. Drink it on its own, no mixing needed. A cube of ice on a hot day is fine.
- What pairs with Amani Bay Dry Rosé?
Nyama choma, grilled prawns or tilapia, smoky chicken, light pizza and pasta, or summer salads. It loves anything off the grill.
- Where is Amani Bay Rosé from?
South Africa's Coastal Region in the Cape winelands, near Stellenbosch. It's made from Shiraz grapes.
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Amani Bay Dry Rose 75cl price in Kenya
Buy Amani Bay Dry Rose 75cl online in Nairobi, Kenya for KSh 1,119. Order now for fast delivery across Nairobi — usually within 30 minutes — or next-day delivery countrywide.
