Ruinart Champagne 1729 - Rosé - Jéroboam - Wood Box - Chardonnay - Luxury Limited Edition - 3 l

Moët & Chandon Champagne - Maison Fondée en 1743

Maison Ruinart was founded on 1 September 1729 by Nicolas Ruinart. His uncle, the learned Benedictine monk Dom Thierry Ruinart had a brilliant intuition, developing the conviction that this new “vin de mousse”, born from the vineyards of his province and appreciated by the European royal courts, was destined for a great future.

The creation of the Maison Ruinart coincided with the dawn of the Enlightenment in France and the French art de vivre where the Ruinart cuvées naturally found their place.

The Maison, constantly in search of excellence and the absolute, chose Chardonnay, a rare and delicate grape, as the guiding thread for all its cuvées. Strengthened by its three centuries of history, the prestigious Maison has never ceased to strengthen the excellence of its wines, recognizable among a thousand thanks to their bottle with such a particular shape.

Ruinart Champagne 1729 - Rosé - Jéroboam - Wood Box - Chardonnay - Luxury Limited Edition - 3 l

The greedy expression of Ruinart taste A unique combination of freshness and exotic notes.

Type

Champagne

Crus

Various Crus from the Côte des Blancs, Montagne de Reims and Vallée de la Marne

Assembly

45 % Chardonnay, 55 % Pinot Noir - of which 18-19 % vinified in red (from 20 to 25 % reserve wines from the two previous vintages)

Aging

Rest for 2 years on the lees in the cellar

Dosage and ABV

8 g/l; 12.5 % ​​vol.

Tasting Notes

The color is a delicate pomegranate pink. The nose offers intense notes of exotic fruits (litchi and guava), floral essences (rose) and red fruits (raspberry, cherry, wild strawberry). The palate is voluptuous.

Gastronomic Combinations

Raw ham with character (San Daniele or Parma). Seared or Japanese-style salmon in «tataki». Ideal with street food and pizza.

Serving Temperature

8-10° C

Production Area

Champagne, France

EAN

3185370679456

1082553