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Champagne Benoit Lahaye - Rosé de Macération NV Champagne Benoit Lahaye - Rosé de Macération NV

Champagne Benoit Lahaye - Rosé de Macération NV

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Type:Sparkling

Varietal:Pinot Noir

Unit Size:750ml

Alcohol Volume:12%

Region:Champagne

Country:France

Tasting Notes

Crafted from the time-honored traditions of biodynamic farming, this Pinot Noir, sourced from the venerable 'Les Juliennes' vineyard in Bouzy, paints a tale of its terroir. A canvas of mineral undertones is illuminated by vibrant notes of tart red fruit and a whisper of herbs. The heart reveals true "Pinosity", adorned with captivating hints of rhubarb, all harmonized by a crisp, lingering acidity. An exquisite embodiment of Rosé Champagne.

Technical Info

Brand:Benoit Lahaye

Closure:Cork

Organic Certification:Biodvyn

Country of Origin:France

Serving Temperature:8-10°C

Sugar Residual:3 g/l

Wine Ageing:24-Month ageing in bottle (traditional method)

Winemaking Style:Grower Champagne

Winemaking:Whole cluster maceration takes place for 2-3 days; afterwards, the grapes are pressed. The wine is then racked without filtering prior to its secondary fermentation.

Viticulture:Pinot Noir from nearly 50-year-old vines in the ‘Les Juliennes’ vineyard, on the terres blanches in Bouzy.

Food Pairing:Roasted quail, Beetroot and goat cheese terrine, Charcuterie board, Pink grapefruit and avocado salad, Sea bass with rhubarb and fennel compote

Reviews and Accolades

AWARDS & ACCOLADES

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Robert Parker

Lahaye's NV Rosé de Macération saw a day or two of maceration in tank before pressing, followed by vinification in amphora and barrel. Bursting with aromas of peonies, blood orange, red berries and spices, it's medium to full-bodied, pillowy and flavorful, with lively acids and a saline finish.

Taste Profile

Light

Full Body

Dry

Sweet

Fruity

Savoury

Tannins (Bitterness)

Acidity

Benoit Lahaye

Benoit Lahaye wears the hat of a farmer before that of a winemaker. His journey began in 1993 when he assumed control of his family's domaine, marking a pivotal shift in viticulture. He embarked on a transformation, first transitioning from pesticide usage to certified organic practices and then further to the demanding realm of biodynamic certification. This transition was anything but simple, especially in the context of Champagne's extreme northern climate, which can pose formidable challenges to biodynamic viticulture. In fact, the expanse of certified organic vineyards stands at a mere 1% of the total land in the region. Benoit Lahaye's steadfast commitment to organic and biodynamic practices in such a demanding environment underscores his unwavering dedication to sustainable and environmentally conscious winemaking, making him a true champion of the land.

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