Champagne René Jolly Rosé Brut
  • Vintage - N.V.
  • Bottle Size - 75cl
  • Alcohol by Volume (abv) - 12%
  • Grape Variety - Pinot Noir 12%, Chardonnay 88%
  • Style - Off-dry, Rosé Champagne
  • Drinking Temperature - 6-8°c
  • Closure - Cork

The Rosé is made of a blend of 12 % red wine and 88 % white wine.
The red wine needs 8-9 days of maceration using only their own Pinot Noir, the juice will get the colour of the skin during this contact;
this is a long and difficult process to achieve, therefore only new, specific, stainless steel tanks (6800 litres) are used.
The white wines come only from their own Chardonnays therefore taking advantage of the quality and complexity of those wines.
Hence, the Champagne Rosé d'Assemblage will have a fairly intense colour but with a nice freshness, you will smell and taste ripe red fruits on a long fresh finish.
Ideal with light (rare) meats or any dessert with red fruits.

CHAMPAGNE  RENÉ JOLLY 
Independent since 1737, this century award winning family owned Champagne producer only produce and bottle wines from their own vineyards, situated in the village of Landreville in the southern most area of Champagne known as the Aube or Coté des Bar:  Their cellars date back to 1737 and currently have a maximum production of just 35000 bottles and vineyards totalling eleven hectares. 

100% of their grapes are handpicked, (the harvesting machine is forbidden in the Champagne appellation), and pressed using a new type of press, a "horizontal and hydrolic" from the famous press builder 'Coquard', this press is unique in the whole of Champagne.
Depending on variety their still wines are aged from two to four years, the settlement of the yeast is natural with no filtration, in order to keep their aromatic qualities as fine and interesting as possible.
The blend is done by three generations, René, Hervé and Pierre-Eric in order to ensure the taste remains the same through time.
After a few years in their eighteenth century cellar, the riddling is done by hand, a job still performed by René himself.
Discorgement is done "à la volée", without freezing the neck.