Ruinart Brut Rose
Maison Ruinart is the first of its kind. In 1729 Nicolas Ruinart signed a charter that would create the first ever Champagne producing company. The company continues to prosper almost 300 years later. The Ruinart Rose was the first Rose to be produced in Champagne over 250 years ago and is comprised of 55% Pinot Noir (20% of which is red wine) and 45% Chardonnay.
Maison Ruinart is the first of its kind. In 1729 Nicolas Ruinart signed a charter that would create the first ever Champagne producing company. The company continues to prosper almost 300 years later. The Ruinart Rose was the first Rose to be produced in Champagne over 250 years ago and is comprised of 55% Pinot Noir (20% of which is red wine) and 45% Chardonnay.
Tasting Notes from the Producer | |
Flavour | The nose is a curious mix of tropical fruits and red berries which lead to notes of rose petals. The palate is stunning with consistent flavours from the nose being expressed. Wonderful balance with a long and intense finish. |
Fact Sheet | |
Fluid | 75cl |
Grape Variety | Pinot Noir and Chardonnay |
Maturation | Maturation takes place in deep underground clay cellars. |
Alcohol % | 12.5% |
Country | France |
Producer | Maison Ruinart |
Food Matching | |
Food Matching | Will pair wonderfully with roast leg of lamb, seafood and fruity desserts. |