It was during a trip to the Abbey of Saint-Germain-des-Prés that Dom Thierry Ruinart grasped the potential of his native Champagne region in developing the famous sparkling wine. Officially founded in 1729 by his nephew Nicolas Ruinart, the prestigious house continues to thrive today, bearing the signature "The Oldest Champagne House." Ruinart champagnes are made from grapes grown in the Côte des Blancs, the Montagne de Reims, the Sézannais, and the Vesle Valley. The Ruinart area encompasses nearly 17 hectares of vines, but the house sources 90% of its grapes from grower-suppliers.
The grapes for this magnificent Rosé Champagne are hand-picked, ensuring only the finest juice makes it into the final bottle. The winemaker can be proud of the beautiful result. This stunning bottle, with its delicious contents, is truly a feast for the eyes. Pouring from this iconic bottle, we immediately notice the beautiful, rich pink color and the sparkling bubbles in the glass.
The aroma is a palette of aromas we can't get enough of. Delicious notes of exotic fruit complemented by raspberry, strawberry, and cherry. A refined hint of citrus finishes with a delightful balance. The palate is silky smooth and rich, full of nuances of red fruit interspersed with notes of citrus and tropical fruit. A hint of toast and nuts lingers on the palate, with a pleasant mouthfeel thanks to the subtle mousse. What a fantastic rosé Champagne this Ruinart Champagne Rosé is!
