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Luc Belaire Rare Rose 750ml
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About this bottle
Luc Belaire Rare Rosé is a French sparkling wine produced by La Maison Martin Ray in Chalon-sur-Saône, Burgundy, known for its heavy, sandblasted bottle as much as what's inside. It's made in the traditional method from a blend of French grapes, finished off-dry rather than bone-dry, which gives it a fuller, fruitier profile than a true Champagne. Expect ripe strawberry and red berry aromas, soft effervescence, and a smooth, slightly sweet finish. It's built as a crowd-pleasing, photo-ready bottle rather than a collector's pour, and it delivers exactly that at parties and celebrations.
How to drink Luc Belaire Rare Rosé
Chill it hard, closer to 40°F than standard wine temperature, and pour into a flute or coupe. Its sweetness makes it a natural mimosa base or a mixer with fresh berries — no need to treat it like a delicate vintage Champagne.
Specs
RoseBurgundy, France
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How should I serve Luc Belaire Rare Rosé?
Well chilled, around 40-45°F, in a flute or white wine glass to hold the bubbles.
How long does it keep after opening?
Reseal with a sparkling wine stopper and refrigerate; drink within 1-2 days, since it loses its fizz quickly once opened.
What makes this different from a true Champagne?
It's finished off-dry rather than bone-dry, made in Burgundy by La Maison Martin Ray from a blend of French grapes using the traditional method, giving it a fuller, fruitier profile than a brut Champagne.
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