Charles de Cazanove Brut Rose bottle
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Tasting facts

Taste: Dry

Producer pairings · Fresh salmon sashimi (Wilfred Wong of Wine.com pairing); charcuterie plate or after-dinner fruit salad (per K&L)

House

Producer
Charles de Cazanove
Founded
1811
Founder
Charles Gabriel de Cazanove
Home region
Avize (now Reims), Champagne, France

The Charles de Cazanove brand is one of the oldest in Champagne, started in 1811 by Charles Gabriel De Cazanove, from a long line of master glassmakers. From early on the house supplied European politicians and diplomats, as well as many French presidents. In 1983, leading winemaker Christophe Rapeneau joined Charles de Cazanove and modernized the winery.

Wikipedia

Sparkling Rose (rose Champagne) 750ml

Charles de Cazanove Brut Rose

  • Award Winning · Bronze, Decanter World Wine Awards · Decanter World Wine Awards

Description

Grapes: 41% Pinot Noir; 36% Pinot Meunier; 23% Chardonnay.

Winemaker Notes

This rich, round rosé is a truly affordable luxury. Although thus far off the radar of wine critics, it is a standout wine from de Cazanove house, with its lovely strawberry color and aromas. Full-bodied but nicely balanced, this wine will make a great aperitif or accompany a wide range of meals. A great value for this type of quality. Blend: 50% Pinot Noir, 20% Pinot Meunier, 15% Coteaux Champenois Rouge, 15% Chardonnay

Wine.com price

$37.99

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Type
Sparkling
Varietal
Sparkling Rose (rose Champagne) 750ml
Grapes
Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, Chardonnay
Country
France
Price band
$35-60
LWIN
1199679

Professional ratings

  • 92ptsWilfred Wong of Wine.com
    COMMENTARY: Champagne Charles de Cazanove Brut Rosé is active, bright, and attractive. TASTING NOTES: This wine offers aromas and flavors of appealing tart strawberries. Pair it with fresh salmon sashimi. (Tasted: August 2, 2022, San Francisco, CA)

Vintage history

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