'It's the balance, the aromas and the vinous nature of this dry rosé that sets it apart,' said team leader Martin Lam of this Gold winner. Mya Brown of The Ledbury applauded the 'citrus and rose petal nose, dry, clean palate with peach and pear drop fruit and balanced freshness', while Devon Pryor of Blandford Comptoir enjoyed its 'delicacy on the nose'.

£5.19 Frederic Robinson

Pale salmon in colour but seductive and refreshing in the glass, this won Gold for its well-structured palate, fruity style and dry finish. 'Quite a tight, high-acid style,' began team leader Sam Caporn MW, while Matthew Cocks of WineEd found: 'Tart fruit, green strawberry and red apple fruit.'

£5.49 Molson Coors

'Delicate, good quality, very pretty style with garrigue herb notes and very light garden berry flavours on the palate,' said Andrés Ituarte of Avenue Restaurant, with consultant Sumita Sarma also finding 'tangy, long finesse and good structure'.

£5.28 Cockburn & Campbell

'Delicate floral nose, white peach, mineral and fresh. Fantastic value,' said Mya Brown of The Ledbury, with Matthew Cocks of WineEd adding: 'Pale enough to appeal to ladies who lunch. Soft and refreshing, elicits a second glass,' and Lionel Periner of The Lucky Onion noting 'delicate red fruit aromas and a dry, long finish'.

£4.66 Molson Coors

'Beautifully expressive and fabulous structure,' began consultant Sumita Sarma, continuing: 'Strawberry and cranberry fruit with elegant vanilla oak touches and a soft pepper influence. Great value.'

£5.15 Eurowines

'Open and floral with rose petal notes and cherry aromas, clean and fresh on the palate with good fruit,' said Tobias Brauweiler MS of Hakkasan Group. 'Hard to fault at under £4 for a light-bodied, strawberry-fruited red,' added Avenue Restaurant's Andrés Ituarte.

£3.80 Kingsland

Consultant Sumita Sarma admired the 'beautiful salmon colour, with cherry and cranberry aromas backed by citrus notes, refreshing acidity on the palate and a bubblegum after-note'.

£4.69 Frederic Robinson

'Vivid candied watermelon, a riot in a glass!' began WineEd's Matthew Cocks, continuing: 'Medium sweet, not even off-dry. This style gets made for one reason: people do drink it.' 'Lots of fragrant squashed strawberries and cherry drops, with good balance,' agreed team leader Sam Caporn MW.

£4.86 Bibendum

£4.75 Morrish & Banham

£5.55 Matthew Clark

£5.50 Matthew Clark

£4.90 Hayward Bros (Wines) Ltd

£4.25 Majestic Commercial

£5.30 Jascots Wine Merchants