One of the finest of rose Champagnes, this is fine, fruit and distinguished.
" A fine pink fizz. The Wine Gang "
Stem code: 7BOL3B
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Red cherries and raspberries mingle on the deep, inviting nose. The palate displays vibrancy and further red fruit notes but with a dark twist. Highly polished and with admirable complexity.
" A rose by any other name would taste as sweet? Perhaps, but this particular rosé from the Bolly people is dry and deliciously so, a fine pink fizz made from three-quarters black grapes, a quarter Chardonnay, with a soft strawberry and raspberry marshmallow of a texture, plenty of berry fruit flavour and the sort of enticing freshness and savour that has your tongue hanging out for more. "
The Wine Gang
Combined fruits of previous harvests and the addition of reserve wines.
Bollinjer Roezay
Rosé Champagne is an irresistibly pretty drink and this one is no exception. It is a pale, delicate pink with masses of very fine bubbles. The quality of the bubbles is an indication of the finesse and quality of the wine. It has crisp raspberry and strawberry fruit flavours and aromas.
Red cherries and raspberries mingle on the nose, the palate displays vibrancy and further red fruit notes.
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Today Bollinger remains one of the few independent family-owned and managed Champagne houses, with each family member passionate about safeguarding the distinctive style that sets Bollinger Champagne apart.
Champagne Bollinger was founded in 1829 by Jacques Bollinger, and soon earned a reputation for quality. Under subsequent generations its reputation has gone from strength to strength, with the company today under the careful stewardship of Ghislain de Montgolfier.
The house owns vineyards in some of the best villages and grows almost two thirds of the grapes used in its wines; such significant vineyard ownership is most rare amongst the major Champagne houses.
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