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This Morning presenter Phillip Schofield, 58, has released his latest wine Rosato Verona to join his successful Italian craft bag-in-box range.

This Morning host Phillip Schofield, 58, launched his self-chosen white and red wines, which were ethically sourced from independent Italian vineyards, in April. His white wine Benevento IGT Falanghina and red wine Nero di Troia IGT are currently being sold at £19.99 each, slashed from £24.99.Phillip previously told fans he had never been “so passionate” about a product, however the boxes of wines have received mixed reviews on the Waitrose website.In comments about his red wine, one user branded the product a “very bad buy and very disappointing,” while another said it was “an awful product”.“Surprised he has put his name to it.

Phillip Schofield's wine range with posh supermarket Waitrose has been criticised by disappointed customers.

THIS Morning’s Phillip Schofield new wine has been slammed by punters in scathing reviews. The plonk, which was slashed from £24.99 to £19.99, has been brought out by the telly host with posh supermarket chain Waitrose.

Phillip Schofield has been slammed for recommending wine that one customer branded “fizzy Ribena”.

This Morning host Phillip Schofield, 58, has teamed up with specialists in Rome to launch his own wine range.The ITV star’s box wine collection includes his favourites Falanghina (white) and a Nero di Troia (red).Phillip’s chosen wines are said to have been ethically sourced from independent Italian vineyards.According to The Sun, he said: “When I agreed to this partnership, I had certain conditions; I wanted to be part of the tasting team."He continued: "I wanted figures on how eco-friendly box wine was and I wanted it to be good value.The result is something I felt I could really invest in."“I have really enjoyed the process of sourcing, selecting and now sharing these wines with everyone.”Richard Osman: 'Devastated' Pointless host speaks