The pleasure can be enhanced even further with the Bollinger La Grande

Année Rosé. Its Pinot Noir red wine component comes from one of the best Pinot Noir vineyards in Champagne, the Côte Aux Enfants.

Tasting profile:

Appearance: A light pink color.

Bouquet: Fruity aromas of raspberries, wild strawberries, and cherries unfold into a unique mosaic, rounded off by peach and quince.

Taste: This wine is characterized by a creamy effervescence, a remarkable depth of flavor, and a long, aromatic finish. Full-bodied acidity and salinity complement the fruit and berry flavors.

Food pairing:

Tataki of red tuna with wild strawberries and cherries.

Blue lobster with wild strawberries and raspberries.

Roasted duck breast with apple and quince compote.

... Serving suggestion:

La Grande Année Rosé 2014 impresses not only with its expressiveness and refinement, but is also the perfect accompaniment to a truly exceptional meal. To enhance its unique style, bouquet, and aromas, we recommend serving La Grande Année Rosé 2014 at a temperature between 8 and 10°C. You can enjoy La Grande Année Rosé 2014 now or allow it to age in your cellar.

Its story:

La Grande Année Rosé is another expression of La Grande Année and is complemented by blending it with a red wine from La Côte aux Enfants. The grapes from this legendary parcel in Aÿ – a Bollinger monopole – are only processed into red wine once they have reached optimal ripeness. After vinification

in small, old oak barrels and extended aging on the lees, each bottle of La Grande Année Rosé is still hand-riddled and disgorged today. This wine thus represents the entire savoir faire of the house and the ability to create a cuvée whose quality is consistently unparalleled.