Best buys from Marks & Spencer: Top bottles to drink now

M&S was first to the high street with its pét-nat, launched back in 2024. If you're already a convert to the style, this may lack the punch you prefer. But it's an enjoyable and accessible sip for newcomers to the rustic effervesence of pétillant-naturel: fun and frothy with some savoury depth to the red berries and dried orange peel spice on the palate. Finishes a little short though.

Made by Kir Yianni winery from native grape Xinomavro, the latest vintage of this Greek rosé offers plenty of summer drinking pleasure. Peachy, strawberry and citrus fruit is lifted by lively acidity, with plenty of freshness and a touch of creaminess. Look out for the Myrtia Assyrtiko too.

This unfined and unfiltered naturally cloudy rosé is new to M&S. Made by top southern French producer Gérard Bertrand, it's pronounced 'troublé' – French for 'cloudy' – but it's dangerously drinkable, so the English 'trouble' may be apt... Fresh and fruity, with cherry and peach; textural and grippy with bright acidity and a spritzy grapefruit finish. Great! Available in-store only.

Joining the red and white in the great value Lisboa Bonita range, this new rosé is a shoo-in for summer sipping. A blend of Cabernet Sauvignon with native Portguese grapes Castelão, Camarate and Touriga Nacional, it has plenty of character for the price. There's nice creaminess to the red berry fruit – like cherry Fruitellas – with crisp acidity and Atlantic coast freshness.

The mid-strength Koha range is a great choice for wine lovers looking for lower alcohol. Made using spinning cone technology, this is just 6% abv but offers nice aromatic expression (gooseberry, lime, delicate red berries) plus obvious regional character. Juicy and fresh, with pleasing depth of citrus, gooseberry and red cherry fruit; though finishes a little short.

M&S was first to the high street with its pét-nat, launched back in 2024. If you're already a convert to the style, this may lack the punch you prefer. But it's an enjoyable and accessible sip for newcomers to the rustic effervesence of pétillant-naturel: fun and frothy with some savoury depth to the red berries and dried orange peel spice on the palate. Finishes a little short though.

Made by Kir Yianni winery from native grape Xinomavro, the latest vintage of this Greek rosé offers plenty of summer drinking pleasure. Peachy, strawberry and citrus fruit is lifted by lively acidity, with plenty of freshness and a touch of creaminess. Look out for the Myrtia Assyrtiko too.

This unfined and unfiltered naturally cloudy rosé is new to M&S. Made by top southern French producer Gérard Bertrand, it's pronounced 'troublé' – French for 'cloudy' – but it's dangerously drinkable, so the English 'trouble' may be apt... Fresh and fruity, with cherry and peach; textural and grippy with bright acidity and a spritzy grapefruit finish. Great! Available in-store only.

Joining the red and white in the great value Lisboa Bonita range, this new rosé is a shoo-in for summer sipping. A blend of Cabernet Sauvignon with native Portguese grapes Castelão, Camarate and Touriga Nacional, it has plenty of character for the price. There's nice creaminess to the red berry fruit – like cherry Fruitellas – with crisp acidity and Atlantic coast freshness.

The mid-strength Koha range is a great choice for wine lovers looking for lower alcohol. Made using spinning cone technology, this is just 6% abv but offers nice aromatic expression (gooseberry, lime, delicate red berries) plus obvious regional character. Juicy and fresh, with pleasing depth of citrus, gooseberry and red cherry fruit; though finishes a little short.