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Laurent Perrier Rosé
Laurent-Perrier’s Rosé and Grand Siècle cuvées showcase tradition and elegance, crafted using the rare rosé de saignée method with 100% Pinot Noir.
A bottle of champagne is not only about what’s inside, but also how you look on the outside…
Laurent-Perrier has preserved the tradition of the cage for the Rosé Cuvée for many years, and now they have decided to apply it to the Grand Siècle Cuvée as well.
The Maison Laurent-Perrier began producing the Rosé Cuvée in 1968, thanks to Bernard de Nonancourt, who found his inspiration in the era of King Henri IV, when stumpy bottles were used.
There are only a few major Maisons that use the same method to produce this beautiful rosé.
This method is called rosé de saignée. I will share more details with you about the different kinds of rosé you can find in Champagne.
This rosé is made from 100% Pinot Noir grapes, sourced from different cru villages.
When you can be beautiful both on the outside and the inside, you’ll make a lot of people fall in love with you.
