Champagne André Robert - Rose des Vignes - BSA - Champagne

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Description

A chalky soil for the Chardonnay, a sandy clay soil for the Pinot Meunier, and chalky clay for the Pinot Noir.
The wine is vinified in vats - Aged on lees. No malolactic fermentation. Prolonged aging on lees in bottle (3 to 4 years).
Dosage: 4g/L

To the eye, the color is coral pink.
On the nose, we perceive aromas of small red berries and wild strawberries. In the mouth, the balance of power is reversed and the Chardonnay imposes its freshness. The wine is structured, full-bodied and persistent.

Additional informations

World icon Country :  France
Pin icon Regions :  Champagne
Glass icon Appellation :  Champagne
Sugar icon Sugar level :  Dry wine
Grappe icon Grape variety :  Pinot Noir, Meunier et Chardonnay
Cultivation icon Type of culture :  Conventional

Know a bit more about the domain

The Champagne House André Robert is above all a family business. The ROBERT family has been working the vines in Champagne for several generations. Henri Robert (1881-1948) started to work the vineyard "en foule" after the First World War. In the 1930's, he created the first group of winegrowers in order to pool the means of pressing and vinification. Our estate is spread over 14 hectares, most of which are classified as Grand Cru and Premier Cru. We work the 3 grape varieties on several communes: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. But the Chardonnay grape remains the soul of our House and the main thread of all our blends. A delicate, fragile grape variety, it brings mineral, white flower and citrus notes to the blends and allows the elaboration of fine and elegant wines.

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