Wine Spectator (92)

Well-spiced and finely knit, this harmonious rosé is framed by firm acidity wrapped in a creamy mousse and flavors of dried apricot, wild strawberry and almond skin. Smoke, floral and orange peel notes linger on the finish.

Wine Spectator (92)

Well-spiced and finely knit, this harmonious rosé is framed by firm acidity wrapped in a creamy mousse and flavors of dried apricot, wild strawberry and almond skin. Smoke, floral and orange peel notes linger on the finish.

The Carbon Vintage Rosé 2005 is an exquisite vintage, renowned for its elegance and depth. Crafted by the meticulous house of Champagne Carbon in France, the wine is the epitome of luxury. The grapes are carefully handpicked from their finest pinot noir and chardonnay vineyards, with an extra dash of meunier to enhance its delicate flavour. The wine is aged for over a decade in exquisite French oak barrels under the perfect climatic conditions, giving it a sophisticated, crisp taste profile.

The Carbon Vintage Rosé 2005 resonates with a lovely pink hue, dovetailed with an array of intense flavours including wild strawberry, raspberry cream, toasted almonds and a hint of mineral earthiness. Its full-bodied structure, silky texture and persistent finish is an ode to its extraordinary maturation journey. Not to mention, each bottle is embellished in carbon fibre, reflecting the house's passion for tradition and innovation. Truly, the Carbon Vintage Rosé 2005 is the embodiment of sheer indulgence.

Wine Enthusiast (92)

This is a lightweight Cristal, floating and fresh, without the punch this great wine can have from Pinot Noir. It is also way too young. To taste, there is good balance, but the persistent grapefruit flavor shows the wine's youth.

Wine Advocate (95)

No tasting note.

Vinous (96)

A wine of real power and intensity, the 1985 Dom Pérignon Rosé is exceptionally beautiful tonight. The flavors are rich, layered and expansive. Hints of caramel and hazelnut add nuance to a core of expressive red berry fruit, but it is the wine’s textural generosity that is most impressive considering the 1985 is now thirty years old. The 1985 is not an eternal wine, but it has reached a glorious plateau of maturity. Wow!

Vinous (97)

Pale orange. Extraordinarily complex aromas of raspberry, strawberry, smoke, truffle, clove, Burgundian underbrush, brown butter, mint and game. Huge, rich and mouthfilling; glyceral and seamless, yet this dances on the palate. Intriguing minerally hint of gunsmoke. As complex as a great grand cru red Burgundy. Finish builds and builds. This has gained substantially in richness in the past year.

Revered for its finesse, the Jerome Prevost La Closerie Fac Simile Extra Brut Rose 2018 is a true reflection of the exceptional wine craftsmanship prevalent in La Closerie, Champagne. It is here, from only 2.2 hectares of vineyards, that winemaking savant Jerome Prevost, concocts his enchanting libations. Utilising a solera system, he ensures continuity of taste over vintages.

This extraordinary 2018 rose, predominantly realised from Pinot Meunier grown on limestone and silt, exhibits an enticing nose of oranges, rose petals and red berries, supported by a precise mineral structure. On the palate, it reveals a harmonious dialogue between zesty acidity and succulent fruit layers, making it a perfect companion for seafood or aperitifs.

Experience sheer indulgence in every drop with Jerome Prevost La Closerie Fac Simile Extra Brut Rose 2018 - a sparkling jewel from the Champagne region that personifies the brilliance of its creator.

It is moments such as this when your fall in love with wine again and again. The wine is a beautiful pale medium pink colour, gentle, with delicate mousse of small bubbles. There is a rather unexpected large fragrance of ripe raspberries and cherry. There is an incredible amount of flavour with berry fruit, pie crust and sweet spice. This is an unexpected treat.

The Moet & Chandon Dom Perignon Dark Jewel Brut Rose 2002 exemplifies the grandeur of the legendary Champagne house, Moet & Chandon. Crafted in the eponymous region of Champagne, France, this vintage rose bubbly is the product of rigorous selection process and the unique expression of the 2002 harvest. Utilising predominantly Pinot Noir grapes, its vibrant hue is a testament of meticulous assemblage and extended ageing in chalk cellars, embodying the audacious spirit of Dom Perignon.

Ebullient and rich, it reveals itself in waves with radiant bouquet of strawberry, fig and spices, intriguing the palate. Its immense depth, complexity and silky persistence make this stunning offering the true Dark Jewel. A culmination of careful winemaking expertise and exceptional terroirs, Moet & Chandon Dom Perignon Dark Jewel Brut Rose 2002 is an epitome of the house's enduring winemaking finesse and unassailable quality.

Tantalise your taste buds with the Moet & Chandon Dom Perignon Tokujin Yoshioka Rose 2005, a resplendent expression of craftsmanship and refinement. Hailing from the fertile soils of Épernay, the heart of Champagne, France, it is a masterful amalgamation of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay. The year 2005 was characterised by contrasted weather, bestowing complexity and intensity to the grapes. Resting in the Moet & Chandon cellars for no less than twelve years, this Rose has attained a perfect maturity, brimming with distinctive ripe berry and cocoa notes.

An exquisite collaboration with Japanese artist Tokujin Yoshioka, the aesthetic also evokes an enchanting element. The luminosity of the bottle, crisscrossed with vibrations, awakened by the bright rose colour of the wine, reflects the sensorial experience enclosed within. With each sip of Moet & Chandon Dom Perignon Tokujin Yoshioka Rose 2005, evoke the essence of sophistication, a must for discerning palates.

Wine Enthusiast (94)

This pale-colored wine with its crushed raspberry perfume, is now reaching its peak. It is rich with a dosage that gives it a soft character without losing any of the crisp fruit. The wine is balanced, hinting at toast while still tangy and tight. Drink this delicious wine now.

Jeb Dunnuck (98+)

The 2008 Champagne Rare Rosé is straight-up sensational. Only the second time they’ve produced this cuvée, it offers a deep, full-bodied, powerful yet chiseled and laser-focused style carrying loads of wild strawberry fruit as well as notes of orange blossom, spice, and crushed rocks. Backward, austere, yet simply loaded with potential, it needs a solid 4-5 years of bottle age and will drink brilliantly for two decades or more.

Jancis Robinson (17)

Very little red fruit at all. Milky, salty, tight. Very austere and structural.