2014 marks only the fourth declared vintage of Rare Champagne’s Rosé. It blends 60% Chardonnay and 40% Pinot Noir (18% of which is red still wine) sourced from nine crus, of which two are classified 1er Cru (Villers-Marmery and Vertus), and five are classified Grand Cru (Avize, Oger, Aÿ, Ambonnay and Verzy). After secondary fermentation, the 2014 Rosé Millésime was aged for eight years on its lees, pre-disgorgement and released with a dosage of nine grams per litre. A deep coppery colour, its delicate mousse is complemented by fragrant notes of rose, pomegranate and morello cherry, excellent structure and great length. It is a remarkable rosé champagne that continues Rare Champagne’s award-winning reputation.[#intro]A remarkable rosé champagne & only the fourth declared vintage produced of Rare Champagne...[/intro]