Maison André Bergère : Rosé Brut

Finesse and freshness meet at the heart of this characterful champagne

The estate

With over 170 years of experience, the André Bergère family has put down roots in the Fèrebrianges terroir. Striking a balance between tradition and expertise, their true strength lies above all in their heritage: passion. A passion for their unique terroir and a dedication to their vines are strong values that can be found at the core of their creations. Today, Adrien and Annaelle Bergère are at the helm of the estate, brilliantly tending to the 65 hectares of vines inherited from their grandfather.

The vineyard

Born from the clay-limestone soils of the Vallée du Petit Morin, the Rosé Brut from Maison André Bergère expresses all the finesse and intensity of this Champagne terroir.

Blend

This Rosé Champagne is a blend of Chardonnay (90%) and Pinot Noir (10%).

Characteristics and tasting tips for the Rosé Brut champagne from Maison André Bergère

Tasting

Appearance
With a delicate salmon hue, the appearance reveals fine bubbles and intense brilliance.

Nose
Subtle notes of raspberry and strawberry dominate the aromatic profile of this Rosé Brut cuvée from Maison André Bergère.

Palate
Echoing the nose, the palate opens with red fruit flavors, evolving into a delicate and lingering finish.