This has been a huge hit with our clients, and we took the last remaining bottles that were available in the USA. Now is the time to buy, too, because the price here is going to go up once the next batch hits the States. Like the Brut Reserve, the Rose also rivals bottles twice the price and is a stunning rose at this price point. Vieille France is an old Champagne house dating back to the early 19th century and boasts the second largest vineyard holdings next to Louis Roederer in Champagne. As mentioned previously, these Champagnes are being reintroduced to the US market after no importation for many years, and because this is a debut, quality was held to a very high standard, choosing to bottle it in the traditional, larger, old-school style Champagne bottle. The NV Vieille France Champagne Brut Rosé is crafted from a blend of 55% Pinot Noir, 30% Chardonnay, and 15% Coteaux Champenois Rouge with a dosage of about 6 grams, which is perfect here. Pale salmon-pink with fine bubbles, the Brut Rosé offers bright red berry aromas, citrus zest, subtle brioche notes, and a touch of ocean spray. The palate is crisp and balanced, with lively acidity, red fruit flavors, and a delicate minerality. This has a wonderful silky texture on the palate with some impressive weight in the middle and finishes so precise and elegantly with a combination of red fruits, dry extracts, and some salinity. This leaves your mother watering for more and is one of the most impressive and balanced bottles of Rose Champagne we have ever tasted at this price point. If you enjoyed the Brut Reserve, this is a must!