- Rosé Sparkling
- 75CL
- 12%
- Chardonnay, Pinot Noir
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An elegant rosé champagne that bursts with red fruit and floral aromas, Perrier Jouët, renowned for its craftsmanship, delivers a luxurious and timeless expression in Blason Rosé.
This non-vintage rosé champagne is ready to drink upon release and designed for immediate enjoyment. Over the next 2-3 years, the primary fruit flavours will integrate further with the autolytic character from lees ageing. The wine will maintain its freshness and vibrancy through 2029, after which the fruit may begin to fade. Best consumed whilst the red berry character remains bright and the mousse retains its vitality.
Tasting Notes
AppearancePale salmon pink with fine, persistent bubbles forming elegant strings.
NoseFresh strawberry and raspberry aromas mingle with white flowers and brioche. A subtle mineral undertone adds complexity, whilst delicate spice and citrus zest provide lift. The bouquet evolves in the glass, revealing deeper rose petal and almond nuances.
PalateCrisp and well-balanced with vibrant acidity carrying red berry flavours across the mid-palate. The mousse is creamy and refined, supporting layers of strawberry, white peach, and subtle toast. A mineral backbone provides structure whilst maintaining the characteristic Perrier Jouët elegance.
FinishClean and persistent with lingering red fruit and a whisper of spice.
Overall impressionAn elegant rosé champagne that balances fruit purity with sophisticated complexity.
Food Pairings
In Champagne, rosé champagne traditionally accompanies charcuterie from the Ardennes, particularly boudin blanc and jambon de Reims. Local biscuits roses de Reims provide a classic pairing, their subtle sweetness complementing the wine's fruit character. The wine also pairs beautifully with regional specialities like escargots de Champagne and the delicate river trout from local streams, often prepared simply with herbs.
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Serve well-chilled at 6-8°C in tulip-shaped champagne flutes to concentrate the aromatics and preserve the mousse. No decanting required. Open with care to preserve the effervescence and pour slowly down the side of the glass. Allow a few minutes in the glass for the aromas to develop fully.
Perrier Jouët sources grapes from premier and grand cru vineyards across Champagne, with significant holdings in the Côte des Blancs for Chardonnay and the Montagne de Reims for Pinot Noir. The chalky limestone soils provide excellent drainage whilst retaining moisture, allowing the vines to develop concentrated flavours. The cool continental climate ensures slow ripening, preserving the acidity essential for quality champagne.
Champagne AOC governs the production of the world's most prestigious sparkling wine, mandating traditional méthode champenoise and restricting grape varieties to Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. The appellation covers 34,000 hectares across five distinct regions, each contributing different characteristics to the blend. Only wines produced within these boundaries using the traditional method may legally bear the name Champagne.
FAQs
What makes Perrier Jouët Blason Rosé distinctive?
Blason Rosé represents Perrier Jouët's house style of elegance and finesse, achieved through careful blending of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. The rosé colour comes from brief skin contact with red grapes, creating the characteristic salmon hue whilst preserving the wine's delicate character.
How should I store this champagne?
Store horizontally in a cool, dark place at 10-12°C with minimal vibration. Avoid temperature fluctuations and keep away from strong light. The wine is ready to drink now but will maintain quality for 2-3 years if stored properly.
What's the difference between this and vintage rosé champagne?
Non-vintage rosé like Blason Rosé blends wines from multiple years to achieve consistent house style, whilst vintage rosé uses grapes from a single exceptional year. NV champagnes offer approachability and consistent quality, whilst vintage expressions show the character of specific harvest conditions.
Can I age this champagne?
Blason Rosé is crafted for current consumption and doesn't require further ageing. Whilst it will remain stable for several years, the fresh fruit character that defines its appeal is best enjoyed within 2-3 years of purchase.
What food pairs best with rosé champagne?
The wine's versatility suits both aperitif service and food pairing. Excellent with smoked salmon, shellfish, soft cheeses, and delicate poultry dishes. The red berry character also complements berry-based desserts and fresh fruit.
Is this suitable for special occasions?
Absolutely - Perrier Jouët's reputation and elegant packaging make Blason Rosé ideal for celebrations, romantic dinners, or as a sophisticated gift. The rosé colour adds visual appeal for special moments whilst the prestigious house name ensures quality.
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