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La P'tite Pierre Rosé
Rosé · France · Cinsault, Grolleau, Gamay, Pinot Noir · 11% ABV
Cheapest at Asda: £6.74 a bottle. The dearest is Ocado at £7.75, so shopping around saves £1.01. Rated 3.8 on Vivino from 130 ratings.
That makes it one of the better-rated rosé wines at this price. Of the 73 rosé wines we track at £5–£9 a bottle, 8 rate higher and 49 rate lower.
Where it's cheapest
Standard 75cl bottle. Member prices need the shop's loyalty card.
| Shop | Price | Member price | Shop rating | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Asda Cheapest25% off 6+ | £6.74 | – | – | View at Asda |
| Tesco25% off 6+ with Clubcard | £7.50 | – | ★ 4.4 (25) | View at Tesco |
| Morrisons25% off 6+ with More Card | £7.50 | – | ★ 5.0 (3) | View at Morrisons |
| Sainsbury's25% off 6+ with Nectar | £7.50 | – | ★ 5.0 (7) | View at Sainsbury's |
| Ocado | £7.75 | – | ★ 4.8 (5) | View at Ocado |
Is it any good?
Vivino's drinkers give it 3.8 out of 5 from 130 ratings (see it on Vivino). Most supermarket wine lands between 3.4 and 4.0, and 3.8 or more is a good sign at any price. Shoppers who reviewed it on the supermarkets' own sites average 4.6 from 40 reviews, but shop reviews run high for almost every wine.
How much of the price is duty?
At 11%, a 75cl bottle carries £2.53 of alcohol duty, plus VAT on top. Duty rises on 1 February 2027 to £2.64 a bottle, so expect the shelf price to creep up by about 14p.
How we compare
We check the wine listed on each supermarket's website every day and match it to its Vivino page. Prices per bottle use the loyalty card price where there is one. Prices change often, so check the shop before you buy. We're not linked to any of the shops or to Vivino.