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Lallier, Champagne Brut Grand Rose, NV

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Lallier is an Ay-based house with deep roots in one of Champagne's most storied grand cru villages. This Brut Grand Rose leans on Pinot Noir's red-fruit charm, built for those who want a rose Champagne that tastes of berries and brioche without tipping into sweetness. It's a versatile aperitif and an even better food partner. Drink it now, well chilled.

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Robert Parker

87 points

"Mingling scents of apricot, raspberry and fresh bread, Lallier's NV Brut Rosé Grand Cru was disgorged in February 2019. Medium-bodied, frothy and giving, it's tangy but open-knit in an apéritif style, complemented by a frothy mousse." —William Kelley

Decanter

92 points

"Dried forest fruit and lemon zest, with bruised fruit, toast and smoke. Well defined, precise, with salinity and spiciness. Fine. Blend: 65% Pinot Noir, 35% Chardonnay."

Wine Spectator

90 points

"Crisp and refreshing, this aperitif-style rosé Champagne offers notes of crunchy peach, biscuit and pink grapefruit sorbet riding a lively, lacy mousse."

Wine Enthusiast

88 points

"Produced from Grand Cru vineyards, this pale-colored rosé is warm and ripe. An attractive blend of red fruits and crisp acidity is rounded out with a soft, full aftertaste. It could be drunk as an apéritif, although it would be better with food." —Roger Voss

More about Lallier

Most Champagne houses work hard to make their non-vintage taste the same every year. Lallier deliberately doesn't. Its Réflexion series is built around a single harvest, and the number on the label (R.021 is based on 2021) tells you which one.

Lallier was founded in 1906 in Aÿ, the Pinot Noir Grand Cru of the Vallée de la Marne it shares with noisier neighbors like Bollinger. The Campari Group bought the house in 2020. In 2021 it brought in Dominique Demarville, Veuve Clicquot's longtime chef de cave, as cellar master.

The Réflexion wines blend Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, from Aÿ, the Montagne de Reims and Grand Cru villages in the Côte des Blancs. Most of each blend comes from the base year, with reserve wines added for depth, and dosage is moderate. The Grand Rosé is a Pinot Noir and Chardonnay rosé. Expect polished, fresh Champagne with a clear sense of its vintage. It's Champagne that rewards a little attention without a vintage-Champagne budget.

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Perfect Pairings

Salmon tartare, prosciutto and melon, duck breast, or strawberries with cream.

Tasting Profile

Dry pink Champagne with red berries, a touch of citrus, and light bready notes. Crisp and refreshing.

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