| Weight: | 1.265 kg |
|---|---|
| Alcohol volume: | 11% |
| Country of origin: | France |
| Volume: | 0.75 l |
| Producer: | Les Grands Chais De France S.A.S. |
| Mark: | J. P. Chenet |
J.P. Chenet Sparkling Ice Rosé is a fresh, delicate, and fruity rosé sparkling wine created specifically to be served on the rocks. It combines intense aromas of red fruit with elegant bubbles and a pleasantly refreshing character that really shines ...
J.P. Chenet Sparkling Ice Rosé is a fresh, delicate, and fruity rosé sparkling wine created specifically to be served on the rocks. It combines intense aromas of red fruit with elegant bubbles and a pleasantly refreshing character that really shines at summer celebrations, parties, and get-togethers with friends.
Characteristics and Production:
The grapes come from 75% Spain and 25% Italy, from vineyards with slightly clay-limestone soil. Part of the harvest is done by hand. Low temperatures are used during production to help preserve the wine’s freshness and aromatic potential.
Final production takes place in France in the cellars of Landiras, near Bordeaux. The wines are selected based on their freshness, intensity, and aromatic character. The production process is tailored to give the wine a more pronounced effervescence and ensure it retains its aroma and bubbles even when served over ice.
Tasting Profile:
Color: Pale to light pink with delicate and elegant bubbles.
Aroma: Intense and fresh notes of strawberries, cherries, and raspberries.
Taste: Fresh, delicate, and fruity, with red fruit notes complemented by hints of toasted almonds.
Recommended serving:
J.P. Chenet Sparkling Ice Rosé is primarily intended to be served in a large glass with ice. It also tastes great when well-chilled.
For a distinctly fruity rosé drink, you can mix the wine with raspberry juice and a splash of pink syrup.
About the J.P. Chenet brand:
The story of J.P. Chenet began in 1984, when artist and entrepreneur Joseph Helfrich decided to create something completely new – a wine with personality, enclosed in a completely unusual bottle. Thus, Joséphine was born – a bottle with an iconic slanted neck and a distinctive shape, which became a symbol of the brand and a challenge for the glass industry.
J.P. Chenet brand was born out of a desire to bring a wine to the market that was affordable, reliable and original. The first two varieties, Cabernet Sauvignon and Blanc de Blancs, quickly became popular and launched the brand's successful international journey. Initially, the wines were sold under the name J.P. Chanel, in honor of Jean-Paul Chanel, a close associate of Joseph Helfrich and co-creator of the brand.
Producer's address: Les Grands Chais De France S.A.S., 1, rue de la Division Leclerc, 67290 Petersbach, FR
