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Brut 1er Cru Rosé

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  • Champagne
  • Rosé
  • Unit
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Brut 1er Cru Rosé

The blend highlights the Pinot Noir grape with its olfactive notes of red fruit.

In the mouth it is round, complex and vinous, creating the charm of this high-quality rosé that is sure to charm your guests.

Notes :
  • Bettane + Desseauve 17/20
  • La Revue du Vin de France 15.5/ 20

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26,10 €

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29,00 €

bottle of 75cl Sold individually
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Wine characteristics

  • Vintage : Brut 1er Cru Rosé
  • Year : NV
  • Appellation : Vertus 1er Cru
  • Colour : Rosé
  • Grape types : 70 % Pinot Noir, 30 % Chardonnay
  • Soil : chalky
  • Harvest : manual
  • Type of viticulture : sustainable
  • Contenance : 75cl

Tasting - Cellaring

  • Appearance : gentle pink
  • Nose : fruits rouges
  • Mouth : round and voluptuous
  • Serving temperature : 8-10°C
  • Cellaring : 3 years
  • Drink from : 2017
  • Winemaking process : bled rosé
  • Maturation : 7 months on lees in casks

Food-matching

  • Food-matching : appetizers, cream cheese

Experts reviews :

  • Bettane + Desseauve

    Rated wine : 17/20
  • La Revue du Vin de France

    Rated wine : 15.5/ 20

Domain :

Veuve Fourny: Charles-Henry and Emmanuel Fourny have been running this 20-hectare vineyard, located on the best terroirs of Vertus in Cûte des Blancs, since 1993. Their passion and talent leads to precise, fruity and elegant champagnes.

Appellation :

 

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The most northerly wine-growing region in France. This makes it ideal for developing sparkling wines that require a grape that is not too ripe so that the freshness of the bubbles is preserved.

The climate in Champagne is affected by two influences: oceanic and continental, which explains why the vintages lack evenness and regularity, depending on whether one or the other is in the ascendancy.

Main regions: Montagne de Reims, Côte des Blancs, Vallée de la Marne and Aube, which is detached, some 75 km to the South.

Most of the wines are sparkling, although there are also some still wines, such as Coteaux Champenois and the rare Les Riceys rosés. On average, total production is 320 million bottles.

The subsoil is mainly limestone, which has allowed hundreds of kilometres of galleries to be burrowed out, which are particularly well-suited to storing wine.

1 white grape (chardonnay) and 2 black grapes (pinot noir and pinot meunier) are used in the wines, some of which are blends, others made from a single grape type, usually chardonnay.

They are given a specific vintage when the production quality justifies it, or else the wines are made from 2 or 3 different years, which in turn add their own characteristics.

Champagne is marketed jointly by the major production houses (80% of exports) and individuals producers.

Best recent vintages: 2012 and 2008.

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