Canard-Duchêne NV Charles VII Grande Cuvée de la Rosé Brut (Champagne)
Half and half Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, this light-colored rosé is crisp and on the dry side of brut. It offers refreshing raspberry and red-currant fruit along with intense acidity. With this bright, tight character the bottling could stand to age a few months, so drink from 2017. Roger Voss
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Price$55,Buy Now
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DesignationCharles VII Grande Cuvée de la Rosé Brut
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Alcohol12%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategorySparkling
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ImporterThiénot USA
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Date Published12/1/2016
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