Champagne/Lapin Rouille Lapin Rouille Brut Champagne 750 ml

Lapin Rouille Lapin Rouille Brut Champagne 750 ml

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About this bottle

Lapin Rouille Brut is a Champagne, meaning it's a sparkling wine grown and made in the Champagne region of France under the traditional method — a second fermentation in the bottle that builds its fine, persistent bubbles. As a Brut, it's made in the dry style, with minimal dosage, so the sparkle leads and the sweetness stays in the background. Expect the hallmark Champagne profile: crisp green apple and citrus, a toasty, bready note from time on the lees, and a mineral snap on the finish. It's built for celebration and for pairing with food, not for sipping like a sweeter sparkling wine.

How to drink Lapin Rouille Brut Champagne

Chill it well, around 45°F, and pour into a white wine glass or tulip flute rather than a shallow coupe — the narrower shape holds the bubbles and aroma longer. It's a natural match for oysters, fried food, or a simple cheese plate, where the acidity and bubbles cut right through richness.

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Questions about this bottle

What temperature should Champagne be served at?

Around 45°F — cold enough to keep the bubbles tight, but not so cold that the aromas get muted. An ice bucket with water and ice works better than the freezer.

What food pairs well with a dry Champagne like this?

Classic pairings are oysters, fried foods, and salty snacks — the acidity and carbonation cut through richness and salt especially well.

How long will an opened bottle keep its fizz?

With a Champagne stopper and refrigeration, an opened bottle holds decent carbonation for a day or two, though it's best enjoyed the day it's opened.

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