Armand de Brignac Champagne Brut Rosè

Armand de Brignac is a very high-end champagne created by Jean-Jacques and Alexandre Cattier, the last of a dynasty that has been producing it since 1763; obtained with grapes of the characteristic vines of Champagne, Chardonnay, Pinot Nero and Pinot Meunier in the locality of La Marne in those same vineyards that King Louis XV had chosen for the production of the wine that was served to him at court during banquets, is a product of unparalleled luxury, as can already be seen from the packaging. In the Rosé version we find all the refined taste of the category, in a pink laminated bottle that is a feast for the eyes!

Bright and crackling pink gold, on the nose, evolves on crystalline notes of wild berries, black cherry and a hint of spice, with a mineral background reminiscent of granite and quartz. The mouth is wide, enveloping, majestic, with a soft texture like silk. A vertical, deep cuvée, marked by a character that combines fruitiness and freshness.