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Champagne Delamotte's Rosé is a non-vintage rosé Champagne made from a blend of 80% Pinot Noir and 20% Chardonnay grown in Grand Cru vineyards. Champagne Delamotte still produces its rosé by the 'saignée' method, a highly-skilled technique employed by only a few discerning Champagne houses. Delamotte Rosé NV is all elegance and finesse with appealing wild strawberry fruit.
Champagne Delamotte is not only one of the oldest champagne houses, but also, arguably, one of the most refined in style and pedigree. Established in 1760 in the prestigious village of Le Mesnil-sur-Oger, Champagne Delamotte is Chardonnay’s most dedicated advocate. Indeed, most of Delamotte’s vineyards are planted with Chardonnay, all...
Champagne only comes from Champagne in France and remains the pinnacle of sparkling winemaking, despite the proliferation of ’traditional method’ sparkling wines on the market. The winning combination of top quality grape varieties, a northerly climate, hundreds of years of winemaking using the ‘méthode champenoise’, as well as an efficient...
Chardonnay takes its name from a village in the Mâconnais, but has expanded widely from its Burgundian roots and is now planted around the world. The Chardonnay grape can produce quality white wines in a wide range of climates, though the style can vary considerably. Cool climates such as Chablis...
