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Cuvée Informations   
Dosage: 5,8 g/l
- 1st fermentation: Inox et Fûts
- Malo: Yes
- Monocru: Cuis
- Harvest: 80% 2012
- Côte des Blancs - Cuis
- Extra Brut
- Chardonnay 90% - Pinot Noir 10%
Serving and food pairings
This Champagne Rosé should be served between 8 and 10 degrees in a slender flûte.
It will go well with a salmon tartare, a fish mousse, a pasta gratin with courgettes...
Sushi Pasta Fish carpaccio Vegetables Parmesan cheese Pressed cheese
Visual analysis 
The color of this Rosé tends to shades of orange.
It offers us very fine and rapid bubbles that create a delicate halo on the surface. Some auburn reflections give a sparkling character to the whole.
The presentation is attractive and appetising.
Olfactory analysis 
The first nose is original. It expresses itself with a lactic register evoking butter, milk caramel, thyme and cooked fruit.
With aeration, the expression becomes more elegant. We perceive scents of dried flowers, rose jelly, saffron and precious wood.
It is a surprising nose, complex and mature. As time passes, the wine releases aromas of candied fruit, as well as a smoky character.
Taste analysis 
The first impression on the palate is crisp and accompanied by a lively effervescence. It starts with a light and slender body while the acidity, extremely pleasing, biting and elegant, sets the pace. The effervescence blends into the body of the wine and the dosage is almost imperceptible.
And the superb texture of the Cuvée, creamy, cold and suggesting silk, envelops us in its elegance. On the palate we find the fragrances of caramel and cherry.
The final 
The finish is long (about 8 to 9 seconds of persistence), maritime and chalky. It offers scents of cooked fruits and roasting in retro olfaction.

Grande Réserve Rosé
Premier Cru

Jean-Luc Gimonnet

This Rosé Champagne is a real pleasure to share!
It immediately stands out for the fine savoury character of its structure and the extraordinary quality of its acidity.
Cuvée Informations   
Dosage: 5,8 g/l
- 1st fermentation: Inox et Fûts
- Malo: Yes
- Monocru: Cuis
- Harvest: 80% 2012
- Côte des Blancs - Cuis
- Extra Brut
- Chardonnay 90% - Pinot Noir 10%
Serving and food pairings
This Champagne Rosé should be served between 8 and 10 degrees in a slender flûte.
It will go well with a salmon tartare, a fish mousse, a pasta gratin with courgettes...
Sushi Pasta Fish carpaccio Vegetables Parmesan cheese Pressed cheese
Visual analysis 
The color of this Rosé tends to shades of orange.
It offers us very fine and rapid bubbles that create a delicate halo on the surface. Some auburn reflections give a sparkling character to the whole.
The presentation is attractive and appetising.
Olfactory analysis 
The first nose is original. It expresses itself with a lactic register evoking butter, milk caramel, thyme and cooked fruit.
With aeration, the expression becomes more elegant. We perceive scents of dried flowers, rose jelly, saffron and precious wood.
It is a surprising nose, complex and mature. As time passes, the wine releases aromas of candied fruit, as well as a smoky character.
Taste analysis 
The first impression on the palate is crisp and accompanied by a lively effervescence. It starts with a light and slender body while the acidity, extremely pleasing, biting and elegant, sets the pace. The effervescence blends into the body of the wine and the dosage is almost imperceptible.
And the superb texture of the Cuvée, creamy, cold and suggesting silk, envelops us in its elegance. On the palate we find the fragrances of caramel and cherry.
The final 
The finish is long (about 8 to 9 seconds of persistence), maritime and chalky. It offers scents of cooked fruits and roasting in retro olfaction.
Jean-Luc Gimonnet
Discover the Vigneron Jean-Luc Gimonnet
Certified HVE Winemaker

Passionate artisan and proud heir to a long dynasty of Vignerons, my loyalty to theterroir is not just a tradition, but a quest for authenticity that animates my work everyday.The unique terroir of Cuis, with its predominance of chalk, is my canvas.It allows me to sculpt wines with a soul, creations that narrate the story of their originwith every sip.The aging process on lees, ranging from 7 years for our youngest Cuvées to over 20years for the exceptional vintages, is a testament to patience and devotion.Each added year contributes to enriching their character, like a work of art thatimproves over time.For me, the creation of each Cuvée is comparable to haute couture: it requires notjust thousands of hours of hard work, but also impeccable precision and creativity. It'sthese moments of pure creation that fuel my passion and reinforce my commitmentto excellence.

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