Roses de Jeanne Cote de Val Vilaine

In the glass

Aroma: pear, green apple, bread dough, almond paste, white flowers

Palate: pillowy precise palate, fine red-fruit lift, mineral imprint, refined length

A single-parcel, no-dosage Blanc de Noirs from the Cote des Bar: pear, green apple and bread dough over almond paste and white flowers, pillowy and precise with a mineral imprint.

What it pairs with

• Roast chicken Find roast chicken on TableJourney →
  Pillowy precise fruit meets roasted poultry.
• Charcuterie Find charcuterie on TableJourney →
  Red-fruit lift frames cured meats.
• Mushroom tart
  Mineral imprint echoes earthy mushrooms.

History

Cote de Val Vilaine is Cedric Bouchard's single-parcel Pinot Noir from Polisot, bottled as a single grape, single vintage and single parcel with no dosage.

1. 2004 — Bouchard begins bottling single-parcel Roses de Jeanne cuvees

Facts

Producer

Roses de Jeanne (Cedric Bouchard)

Grapes

Pinot Noir (100%)

Classification

AOC Champagne

Oak

No dosage; single parcel; single vintage; Cote des Bar

ABV

12.0%

Price

EUR 70 to 110 at retail

Drinking window

now to 10 from release

First vintage

2004

Scores

• Vinous 92

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