Larmandier-Bernier | Champagne | Rosé de Saignée Premier Cru Extra Brut | NV | 750ml | bio

Beschreibung

Product description for Larmandier-Bernier Rosé de Saignée Premier Cru Extra Brut NV (bio)

Christina Hilker: On the palate, it displays fine, tart notes that contrast beautifully with the fruity aromas on the nose. It grips the palate and lingers on the tongue with great spice and presence – a truly expressive champagne with a never-ending finish. A fantastic food companion!

Colour/Appearance

Sparkling ruby red with coppery reflections/intense, large-bubble, and extremely lively mousse.

Nose

The Rosé de Saignée Extra Brut impresses on the nose with an exuberant fruitiness. Wild raspberries, cassis, rose hips, and pickled sour cherries open the palate. With some oxygenation and increasing temperature, it gains expression, joining aromas of undergrowth, leather, and cedarwood, perfectly rounded off by refreshing vegetal aromas such as nettle, mint, and currant leaves.

Palate

On the palate, it displays fine, tart notes that contrast beautifully with the fruity aromas of the nose. It grips the palate and lingers on the tongue with great spice and presence – a truly expressive champagne with a never-ending finish. A fantastic food companion!

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Wine Advocate

Score: 91

Larmandier’s 2020-base NV Rosé de Saignée Premier Cru Extra Brut was disgorged in November 2022 with two grams per liter dosage, and it’s one of the deepest, most saturated renditions of this cuvée to date. Offering up aromas of wild plums, sweet berries and petals, it’s medium to full-bodied, fleshy and vinous, with a deep core of fruit and a rich, decidedly gastronomic profile.
Antonio Galloni

Vinous

Score: 93

(100% Pinot Noir from Vertus, with 3 g/l dosage): Light, bright orange. Pungent blood orange, strawberry and rose pastille scents are lifted and sharpened by a chalky mineral quality. Fleshy but dry and precise, offering intense red berry and bitter citrus pith qualities and a hint of tarragon. Shows red wine-like character and Champagne nerve, finishing with resonating florality and a touch of smokiness. This characterful pink Champagne would go with a host of foods, rich or on the light side.
— Josh Raynolds
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Review date: Jan 2015

Producer website: https://larmandier.fr/en/