Ayala Champagne Brut Majeur Rosé - 750ML
Ayala Champagne Brut Majeur Rosé
If you’re looking for a refreshing and elegant sparkling wine, look no further than Ayala Rosé Majeur Brut. This champagne is made from a blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier grapes, with a touch of red wine for color and flavor. It has a delicate pink hue and fine bubbles that create a creamy mouthfeel. The aroma is complex and inviting, with notes of strawberry, raspberry, citrus, and brioche. The palate is balanced and harmonious, with a crisp acidity and a long finish. Ayala Rosé Majeur Brut is a versatile and food-friendly champagne that can be enjoyed as an aperitif, with seafood, poultry, cheese, or desserts. It is also a perfect choice for celebrating special occasions or simply indulging yourself. Order yours today and discover why Ayala Rosé Majeur Brut is one of the best rosé champagnes in the world.
Product Details:
- Country: France
- State: Champagne
- Brand: Ayala
- Spirits Type: Sparkling Wine
- Spirits Style: Rosé Brut
- Taste: Crisp, fruity, and dry, with hints of red fruits and fresh spice
- Food Pairings: Seafood, poultry, cheese, or desserts
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