Such a beautiful, pale grenadine colour, you can almost taste it. It’s a daringly light Bourgogne Rouge (Pinot Noir), as delicate as a watercolour brushstroke of rosehip, wild strawberry and blood orange. It’s so lithe, so gentle, so pretty, I would love to have a glass of this in a wine bar, on my own, swirling occasionally, pretending to be entranced by the lambent liquid, but actually eavesdropping on my neighbours. 13% alc. Declassified village wine. Drink now-2028.