Flat Roof Manor Launches new Pinot Rosé Light

With so many rosé wines on the market, it is never been more difficult to find one that stands apart from the rest. At least, this was the case until Flat Roof Manor launched their Pinot Rosé Light.

Having already tasted success with their low-alcohol Savignon Blanc Light, the Pinot Rosé Light is the next step for Flat Roof Manor; the impressive range of wines produced on the well-known Uitkyk Estate, near Stellenbosch, and created by winemaker extraordinaire Estelle Lourens.

With an alcohol by volume (ABV) of just 9%, this zesty wine contains 27% fewer kilojoules than the brand’s existing Pinot Rosé, which it replaces. The result is a wine that, despite being low in alcohol, is lively, full of character and flavour, and is perfect for every occasion.

Flat Roof Manor Pinot Rosé Light 2012 is available countrywide and sells for R35 to R40 per bottle.