2017 Louise Brison Rose Champagne, France
$140 per bottle
Louise Brison Rosé de la Côte des Bar 2017 is a Brut Nature rosé Champagne from the southern Côte des Bar, made mainly from Pinot Noir in a vinous, structured style. It’s dry, precise, and more savory than fruity, with the 2017 vintage bringing extra maturity and depth.
Wine Details
Alcohol: 12.5%
Capacity: 25.4oz
Tasting Notes
- Citrus
- Red fruits
- Fresh jam
- Spice
- Bright acidity
Pairing Ideas
- Aperitif
- Meaty fish
- Oily fish
- Shellfish
- Light tapas
- Roast poultry
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