Refined, elegant, and generous, the magnum of Charles Heidsieck Rosé Réserve Champagne in a gift box is a statement of taste. Presented in a simple and elegant box, this large format embodies the art of entertaining with panache. It reveals the soul of Charles Heidsieck's rosé blend: controlled tension, a delicious roundness, and an unmistakable signature aroma.
A great champagne for great celebrations
This exceptional rosé is based on the following blend:
- 40% Pinot Noir – for structure and power.
- 35% Chardonnay – for finesse and aromatic brightness.
- 25% Meunier – for velvety texture and accessibility.
With up to 35% reserve wines, some of which are up to five years old, and 5-6% red wine from prestigious crus such as Les Riceys, this cuvée is one of the most accomplished rosés in its category.
Tasting notes
Appearance
A bright pink color with salmon highlights, enlivened by a fine, persistent mousse, thanks to 48 months of maturation in chalk cellars.
Nose
A rich and expressive nose, oscillating between strawberry jam, stewed red fruits and notes of sweet spices such as cloves.
Palate
Full-bodied, silky and elegant on the palate. The attack is lively, followed by a caressing texture reminiscent of red fruit sabayon. The finish is long, flavorful and delicately spiced.
Food pairing
- Parmesan and raspberry shortbread
- Beetroot and goat cheese cream in a glass
- Sesame tuna tataki
- Veal chop with redcurrant sauce
- Beetroot risotto
- Sea bream fillet with mashed sweet potato
- Raspberry Bavarian cream
- Blackberry pavlova
- Strawberry tart with light lemon cream
Storage and serving
Thanks to its size and protective case, this magnum can be stored for up to 12 years. It is best served at 10°C in a large tulip glass.
Why give this champagne as a gift?
Its elegant box, generous size, and fruity signature make it the perfect gift for special celebrations, business gifts, or exceptional occasions.
Fun fact about this cuvée
Charles Heidsieck has always placed great importance on reserve wines in his blends. This magnum perfectly illustrates this tradition, offering a fuller and more complex version of Rosé Réserve.

