Rose Champagne accounts for around ten percent of Champagne production and is growing in popularity. Most is made by blending still red wine into the base, though a few producers use the saignee method for deeper colour and flavour. Rose Champagne pairs beautifully with salmon, duck and strawberry desserts, offering red berry aromas with sparkling freshness.
Rose Champagne: Elegance, Colour and Berry Flavours
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