WineVerse/Moet and Chandon 2013 Grand Vintage Rose 750 ml
Moet and Chandon 2013 Grand Vintage Rose 750 ml
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About this bottle
Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage Rosé 2013 is a vintage-dated Champagne, released only in years Moët's cellar master judges exceptional rather than every year like the house's non-vintage Brut Impérial. It is built from Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier sourced from grand and premier cru vineyards, with a portion of still red wine blended in to give the Champagne its rosé color and added red-fruit depth. Expect a pale salmon hue, aromas of red berries and citrus zest, and a palate that balances fine bubbles with a touch of brioche from extended aging on the lees. This is a special-occasion bottle rather than an everyday sparkler.
How to drink Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage Rosé 2013
Chill it to around 45°F and serve in a tulip glass to let the red-fruit aromas open. It pairs well with roasted duck or a berry-based dessert, not just as an aperitif.
Tasting notes
Nosered berries, citrus zest
Palatefine bubbles, brioche
Finish
Specs
Champagne24 proof · Champagne, France
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve Moët & Chandon Grand Vintage Rosé 2013?
Chill it to about 40-45°F and serve in a flute to preserve the bubbles.
What makes this a 'vintage' Champagne?
It's released only in years Moët's cellar master judges exceptional, unlike the house's non-vintage Brut Impérial, which is blended every year.
Who founded Moët & Chandon?
Claude Moët founded the house in Épernay in 1743; it's now part of the LVMH luxury group and one of the largest Champagne producers in the world.
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