Anthony Rose is a British wine journalist known for his column in The Independent. He also contributes to publications such as Wine & Spirit, Decanter and The World of Fine Wine. Rose has contributed to several wine books including Wine Report, The Oxford Companion to Wine, and for five years co-authored the annual consumer guide Grapevine with Tim Atkin. In September 2008 Rose was also one of five UK wine writers, along with Tim Atkin, Tom Cannavan, Joanna Simon and Olly Smith, to launch an online wine ratings magazine for the UK called The Wine Gang.
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