Beyond the Wicket by Stuart Broad Rosé 2024
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Beyond the Wicket is a range of wines handpicked by former England cricketer Stuart Broad. This juicy-fresh South African pink bowled him over. It’s from a great, community-minded winery and hits the stumps with its notes of strawberries and cream.
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Wine Details
- Rosé - Medium Dry
South Africa- Pale Pink
- Grenache
- 9.375 Units
- Vegan
- 12.5% ABV
- Vegetarian
- 31 December 2025
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Medium dry with juicy summer berries and freshness
Allergy information
Contains Sulphites
The Story Behind the Bottle
Inspired by his experiences while playing top-class cricket around the world and meeting great winemakers and estates, Stuart Broad has put his name to a small range of wines. These are aptly named ‘Beyond the Wicket’ and showcase the styles that have ignited Stuart’s passion for wine. This is a very moreish, easy-going rosé, teeming with summer berry fruits and notes of strawberry and cream. It’s from a class-act winery that is both eco-focused and committed to helping the community it works in. This pink is made from the Grenache grape, picked early and cool fermented for freshness, with only a brief time on its skins to ensure its pretty pale pink hue. Chill down – this is a perfect sipping pink, preferably whilst watching cricket.
Inspired by his experiences while playing top-class cricket around the world and meeting great winemakers and estates, Stuart Broad has put his name to a small range of wines. These are aptly named ‘Beyond the Wicket’ and showcase the styles that have ignited Stuart’s passion for wine. This is a very moreish, easy-going rosé, teeming with summer berry fruits and notes of strawberry and cream. It’s from a class-act winery that is both eco-focused and committed to helping the community it works in. This pink is made from the Grenache grape, picked early and cool fermented for freshness, with only a brief time on its skins to ensure its pretty pale pink hue. Chill down – this is a perfect sipping pink, preferably whilst watching cricket.
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