Eine Flasche Wein 7240OrigineRoseJ.M.Goulard
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Origine Rosé

JM Goulard, Champagne
#Brunch & Bubbles
Leicht
Schwer
Trocken
Süss
Fresh, juicy, and structured.
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1 Flasche
46,50 €/Flasche
Karton (6 Flaschen)
265,05 €
Spare 5%
Preis pro Ltr: 62 € / L

Inkl. 19% MwSt., zzgl. Versandkosten.
Direkt lieferbar.
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Weinbeschreibung
"What rosé Champagne tastes like when you take it seriously."
Sven
sommelier at Vioneers
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Origine Rosé

Nachhaltig
Rebsorte
Pinot Meunier
Pinot Noir
Weingut
JM Goulard
Ort
Prouilly
Land
France
Region
Champagne
Nachhaltig
Bio
Allergene
contains sulfites
Trinktemperatur
7-9 Grad
Ernte
palmistry
Verschluss
Cork
Lebensmittelangaben

Origine Rosé

je 100ml
Weinbeschreibung

Blood Orange Spice meets Gingerbread Freshness.

In the glass, a powerful salmon pink with a slight coppery shimmer appears – like rose gold on the tongue. The perlage is fine and continuous, dancing unobtrusively yet present through the glass. No quiet entrance – but visual excitement with style.

The nose is a complex mix of raspberry, blood orange, and ripe sour cherry. These are joined by notes of gingerbread, goji berries, and a subtle spiciness reminiscent of freshly roasted hazelnuts. Nothing loud – but everything with emphasis.

Juicy and precise on the palate. Citrus freshness and red berry fruit meet subtle oxidative depth. The acidity is ripe and runs perfectly straight. The texture: creamy, but with grip – like a perfectly tailored suit with a rough fabric structure.

Aged on lees for 720 days. Fermentation and aging partly in wood and in ceramic – no coincidence, but intentional texturing. Old vines, 70% Meunier, 30% Noir, plus 3% still red wine – all from the Massif de Saint-Thierry. This results in character in the glass.