Robertson Sweet Rose 75cl
You want pink, you want sweet, you want a bottle you can actually finish without the room tilting. This is it. Robertson's Sweet Rosé is deep coral and loaded with sweet berry flavour, and at 7.5% it sits low enough that a second glass doesn't end the night. Chill it properly, pour it for the people who say they 'don't really drink wine', and watch the bottle vanish.
Pop it open and it smells like strawberry and a little floral sweetness, fresh and fruity rather than heavy. The first sip is properly sweet, think ripe red berries and a soft candy-pink fruitiness, with just enough freshness underneath to stop it feeling sticky. It's light, juicy and round, the kind of glass that goes down without thinking. No oak, no tannin grip, nothing serious. Just sweet, cold and friendly.
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Where it's from
This comes out of Robertson Winery, deep in South Africa's Robertson Valley along the Breede River in the Western Cape. It's warm, sun-soaked country with lime-rich soils, which is part of why the fruit here ripens so sweet. The clever bit is in the making: they pick the grapes early to keep the alcohol low, then stop the fermentation before the wine goes dry so the natural sweetness stays in the glass. They call it the original South African natural sweet range, and they've leaned into it. Three white grapes do the work here, Ruby Cabernet for the berry fruit, Chenin Blanc and Colombard for the fresh, floral lift.
Quick questions
- What is the price of Robertson Sweet Rose 75cl?
Robertson Sweet Rose 75cl is KSh 1,559 at Oaks & Corks. Order online for delivery in 30 minutes for most areas in Nairobi, or next day countrywide.
- What does Robertson Winery Sweet Rosé 75cl taste like?
Deep coral pink and properly sweet, full of ripe red berry and strawberry flavour with a soft floral edge. It's light, juicy and fruity with no oak or tannin, so it goes down easy.
- What is the ABV of Robertson Winery Sweet Rosé?
It's 7.5%, which is low for wine. That's deliberate, they harvest the grapes early to keep the alcohol gentle, so it's an easy one to enjoy a couple of glasses of.
- How do I serve it?
Well chilled, around 8 to 10°C, in a regular wine glass. Ice is totally fine on a hot day, and it makes a great soda-and-lime spritz too.
- What food pairs with Robertson Winery Sweet Rosé?
It loves spicy food like peri-peri chicken, plus cheese and fruit boards, fresh berries, mild curries and light desserts. The sweetness is great at cooling down a bit of chilli heat.
- Where is it from?
From Robertson Winery in the Robertson Valley along the Breede River in South Africa's Western Cape, warm wine country known for its lime-rich soils.
- Which grapes are in it?
A blend of Ruby Cabernet for berry fruit, with Chenin Blanc and Colombard adding fresh, floral character.
- Is it very sweet?
Yes. It's a natural sweet rosé, made by stopping fermentation before the wine goes dry so the fruit sugar stays in. If you like sweet and fruity over dry and tart, this is your bottle.
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Robertson Sweet Rose 75cl price in Kenya
Buy Robertson Sweet Rose 75cl online in Nairobi, Kenya. Available in 3 sizes — Robertson Sweet Rose 3l at KSh 3,799, 750 ml at KSh 1,559, 1500 ml at KSh 2,669 — with fast delivery across Nairobi, usually within 30 minutes, or next-day countrywide.
- Robertson Sweet Rose 3lKSh 3,799
- 750 mlKSh 1,559
- 1500 mlKSh 2,669
