Rose champagne is champagne that is tinted pink by the darker-colored pigment of the Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier grapes from which they are produced. This specific champagne is sometimes referred to as pink champagne and is hugely fashionable as a celebratory drink. It is also widely consumed by couples around valentine's day in February every year.

The champagne area of France is a ancient territory in the northeast which is now known for the sparkling white wine that bears its name. For the duration of the high middle ages the realm developed a reputation for exceptional high quality wine production and was renowned for the champagne fairs. The desire for this sparkling wine has been on the increase ever since and has never gone out of vogue.

The pigmentation in rose champagne is commonly attained by incorporating a little red wine to an current white cuvee. This presence of red extract in the wine creates more than simply colour. The red fruity character and earthy, meaty scents of Pinot Noir are also distinct in rose champagne. The grapes used to produce this wine are typically pinot noir, chardonnay and some red wine.

This sparkling champagne tends to go in and out of vogue but the high quality rose champagnes command high prices and are very exclusive. Many on the top champagne house have a rose wine in their collection of wines and champagnes. The most popular brands of rose champagne are Krug, Laurent-Perrier, Veuve-Clicquot and Nicolas Feuillatte. The well-known champagne houses have become household names and many have been established for many years.

This champagne is typically produced in vintage and non-vintage versions. A typical rose champagne will provide aromas of strawberries and raspberries. Rose or pink champagne has been historically used as a special event champagne for weddings or anniversaries or parties. Lately though it is getting used as a wine to go along with eating and is particularly excellent with seafood, lamb, pork and cheese dishes.

Rose or pink champagne is sold in a assortment of bottles sizes and helps make an excellent gift. You are able to purchase mini bottles to go along with a gift for a loved one or you can opt for a magnum which is the equal of two bottles. The biggest bottle available is the Nebuchadnezzar which is equivalent to 15 litres or 20 bottles. Reading guides online can help you determine which rose champagne is right for your special occasion.