In about a week, Diebolt-Vallois will release a rosé champagne, the first that Diebolt has made since 1985. As you can see in this photo, they're just waiting for labels....It would have been easy to just drop a little red wine into the non-vintage blanc de blancs, but that's not Diebolt's style. This is actually a whole new cuvée made largely from red grapes, and blended with a little red wine purchased from the Tornay estate in Bouzy. Fruity and fresh, it's designed for early drinking: "Rosé isn't meant to age very long," says Jacques Diebolt.
I've added a tasting note for this rosé on ChampagneGuide.net, and I've updated the notes on the rest of Diebolt's range as well, including the new release of Cuvée Prestige and the brand-new 2004 Fleur de Passion.
2 comments:
I thought he had made rose for toyota as per request
some time ago, but did not released it (for the little people....) as I was told, they love rose
Yes, that might have been possible. But anyway it doesn't matter, since that would have just been an exclusive thing. This rosé will actually be a public release, so people like us can buy it.
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