Plus: why salt isn't so bad after all and the retro American holiday region making a comeback
 | ![]() |  | | | | The sun is out and it’s time to hear the sweet sound of a popping cork. Whether you’re relaxing in the garden or heading to a campy Eurovision party, this warm weather is crying out for a great bottle of rosé.
Dry and light, a Provence rosé is a refreshing choice. But these bottles can be very expensive – this higher price point has sparked a league of Provencal pretenders (read: other wine regions putting out very pale, bone-dry pinks in a similar style). Telegraph wine expert Susy Atkins taste-tests 30 under-£10 pinks on the high street this week to find out which bottle is worth the buy.
If you’re hosting a Eurovision bash, don’t shy away from the salt when serving snacks – it’s better for you than you think. Elsewhere, the travel team looks into the retro American holiday region enjoying a renaissance.
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Laura, Lifestyle team | | | | | | Must-read of the day The sub-£10 high street rosés to buy now – including the best-value French pink around |  | | | | Provence rosé can be very expensive, but there are plenty of better-value lookalikes to try instead | | | | One whole year. Just £49.
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