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Billecart-Salmon Cuvee Elisabeth Brut Rose 2007  - First Bottle

Reviews

97 Robert Parker's Wine Advocate -
Aromas of red berries, orange rind, dried flowers, warm brioche and spices introduce the 2007 Brut Rose Cuvee Elisabeth, one of the highlights of this tasting chez Billecart. It's full-bodied, broad and vinous, with an enveloping attack and a bright underlying spice of acidity, revealing plenty of chalky dry extract and concentration, concluding with a long and precise finish. Despite the style of the vintage and the fact that malolactic fermentation was largely blocked, this is quite a textural, powerful wine.

Technical Details

  • Blend50% Pinot Noir, 50% Chardonnay
  • CountryFrance
  • RegionChampagne
  • AppellationChampagne
  • Alcohol12.5%

Billecart-Salmon Cuvee Elisabeth Brut Rose 2007

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97 points and rare as hens teeth, this is one you might want to snag if you want the best of the best in your life. The Wine Advocate flipped for this with a 97 point rating, putting it in rare company among Champagne rated at the Wine Advocate. "Aromas of red berries, orange rind, dried flowers, warm brioche and spices introduce the 2007 Brut Rose Cuvee Elisabeth, one of the highlights of this tasting chez Billecart. It's full-bodied, broad and vinous, with an enveloping attack and a bright underlying spice of acidity, revealing plenty of chalky dry extract and concentration, concluding with a long and precise finish." - Wine Advocate

About the Producer

The champagnes of Maison Billecart-Salmon are above all created thanks to the knowledge of the men who rigorously cultivate an estate of 100 hectares, obtaining grapes from an area totalling 300 hectares across 40 crus of the Champagne region.

The majority of the grapes used for vinification come from a radius of 20km around Epernay, where the Grand Crus of Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay co-exist, in the ethereal vineyards of the Montagne de Reims, the Vallée de la Marne and the Côte des Blancs.