Ruinart Brut Rosé is a textbook example of refined Champagne-making, combining the freshness of Chardonnay with the fruity depth of Pinot Noir. In the glass it sparkles in a soft salmon-pink hue, surrounded by a constant stream of fine, lively bubbles. The nose opens with an enticing combination of fresh strawberry, raspberry and cherry, interwoven with delicate floral hints of roses and a touch of exotic fruit such as guava and lychee. On the palate the wine shows a perfect balance between freshness and roundness. Juicy red berries make a lively first impression, after which subtle spice and light toasty notes from ageing on the lees enrich the flavour profile. The texture is silky, the mousse refined, and the finish long and complex, with a mineral freshness that invites the next sip. This half bottle is ideal for more intimate moments or as an elegant aperitif, and fully embodies Ruinart's signature style: pure, refined and always with a touch of luxury.
Superb with scallop carpaccio, tuna tartare, duck breast with red berries or a refined salad with strawberry and balsamic.
Ruinart, founded in 1729, is the oldest Champagne house in the world and is known for its dedication to Chardonnay as its signature grape. This prestigious house combines tradition with innovation, as reflected in its Second Skin packaging – a sustainable, eco-friendly case that underlines Ruinart's distinctive style. With a focus on elegance and refinement, Ruinart creates Champagnes that are celebrated worldwide for their exceptional quality and finesse.