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Rosé champagne can be produced in two different ways: by maceration, where destemmed black grapes are left to soak until the desire colour is achieved (typically 24 to 72 hours), or by blending, where base red and white wines are blended prior to tirage – this is the most commonly used method.
The addition of red wine, typically from Pinot Noir, contributes more than just colour; it also emphasises red-fruited flavours and breadth and texture on the palate.
For truly sensational experience of Rosé champagne, the Benoît Marguet Amobonnay Rosé Grand Cru Brut Zero and the R.Pouillon Rosé Brut NV are two particular standouts from the category along with Egly Ouriet’s.
Explore our other Champagnes: Blanc de Noirs made from Pinot & Meunier, Blanc de Blancs made from 100% Chardonnay, 100% Meuniers and Blends.
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Rosé | Valtellina, Inferno
Pinot Noir | Champagne, Ambonnay
Blend | France, Champagne
Pinot Noir | Vallée de la Marne, Champagne
Pinot Noir | Champagne, Ambonnay
Blend | Bouzy, Champagne
Pinot Noir | Mareuil-sur-Aÿ, France
Blend | Côte des Blancs, France