Description
Approximately 8 years ago Moet & Chandon completely changed the blend for their Rose. And thank goodness they did too. The wine moved from being rather lifeless and overly acidic into a highly approachable and satisfying Champagne. The change was well timed - Rose Champagne sales have risen considerably over the last few years. The colour is a glowing pink with dominant red tones and purple highlights. The aromas are intense and irresistible, a lively bouquet of fresh red summer berries (strawberry, raspberry, red currant) with floral nuances (rose, hawthorn) and a light peppery touch. The palate is flamboyant, combining intensity and roundness : fleshy and juicy at first, then firm (fruit stone), with a subtle mint finish.