Ruinart

Caisse Cave Rosé | Bottle 75cl - Wooden case

Description

The Ruinart house was the first Champagne producer to ship its bottles in wooden cases in 1769, a form of packaging better suited to long-distance transport by sea or land.

Ruinart's new creation pays homage to this first. The Ruinart Cellar Case can be stacked in your cellar, allowing easy access to the precious bottles.

The Caisse Cave opens with a sliding panel bearing the Ruinart name branded in iron, a reminder of the original practice.

Entirely made in France, the Ruinart Caisse Cave is crafted from wood sourced entirely from eco-managed forests. It contains four bottles of Brut Rosé Ruinart.

Ruinart's Brut Rosé is a blend of 45% Chardonnay Premier Cru and 55% Pinot Noir, 18% of which is vinified in red.

It is a fine, fruity Champagne, faithful to the spirit of the Ruinart house with its precise, mineral style.

Ruinart's Brut Rosé is a champagne with a fresh and crisp rose petal color.

Its bubbles are fine, persistent and abundant.

The nose of this cuvée is clean and crisp, marked by pronounced red fruit notes, mainly red berries and strawberry jam.

The Brut Rosé Ruinart offers a frank and lively attack in which fruity notes reveal themselves.

It is full-bodied and mellow on the palate, with plenty of vinosity.