J. M. Sélèque NV Solessence Rosé Extra Brut (Champagne)
It's the Pinot Meunier, both in the Champagne blend and in the red addition, that makes this charming wine. It gives the wine its floral character, rich red fruits and subtle poise between freshness and a crisp texture that is comes from the low dosage. The wine has some bottle age and is ready to drink. Roger Voss
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Price$72,Buy Now
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DesignationSolessence Rosé Extra Brut
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Alcohol12.5%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategorySparkling
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ImporterVintage '59 Imports
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Date Published12/1/2020
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