A hymn to the bright delicacy of Pinot Noir, the Premiere Cuvee Rosé is named on account of its composition of only the first pressing. Multi-vintage rosé, made with Pinot Noir, is created in two ways: White wine from Pinot Noir: after a quick pressing, and a fast separation of the skins, the juice is very pale and can be vinified as a white wine. Red wine from Pinot Noir: is obtained by a prolonged maceration of the juice on the skins. A touch of Chardonnay brings the necessary vivacity to balance the fruits of Pinot Noir. The blend First pressing of mainly Pinot Noir with some Chardonnay, the amount of which remains a secret. Reserve wines a blend of 25 vintages, going back to 1985. Ageing three years sur lie, then a minimum of a further five months after disgorgement. Dosage Extra brut, very low dosage, less than 6g/L. A very pure wine. Tasting by Bruno Paillard EYE The pink copper colour with a hint of raspberry when young evolves to salmon while ageing. The fine bubbles are due to a strict selection of the best grapes, perfectly controlled temperature in the cellar and very long ageing. NOSE The initial aromas of redcurrant and red fruits evolve to morello cherry, wild strawberry and violet while breathing in the glass. A touch of lemon denotes the discrete presence of Chardonnay. With age, aromas tend towards dark fruits like dark cherry, fig and blackberry. PALATE Reveals red fruit captured at their full freshness. The finish is bright and long.

Disclaimer: The products contain alcohol and should be consumed responsibly and in moderation by individuals of legal drinking age and are non-Muslim. After purchase, the quality and condition of the alcohol may vary and are subject to factors beyond our control, including storage conditions and handling. We strive to deliver the highest quality products, but we cannot guarantee the optimal condition of the alcohol at the time of consumption. By purchasing and consuming this product, you acknowledge and accept that we are not liable for any dissatisfaction or adverse effects resulting from the condition of the alcohol.