Armand de Brignac As Brut Rosé

The colour is a luminous salmon-pink, shot through with a fine, persistent mousse. On the nose, wild strawberry, fresh raspberry and peony intertwine with a hint of buttery brioche inherited from extended lees ageing. On the palate, the texture is broad and creamy, underpinned by a precise acidity…

The structure of this champagne

TASTING NOTES

The colour is a luminous salmon-pink, shot through with a fine, persistent mousse. On the nose, wild strawberry, fresh raspberry and peony intertwine with a hint of buttery brioche inherited from extended lees ageing. On the palate, the texture is broad and creamy, underpinned by a precise acidity that lends tension and remarkable length.

The composition

About this house

Armand de Brignac is crafted at the family-owned Cattier estate in Chigny-les-Roses, a grower-producer with roots in Champagne stretching back to 1918. Launched in 2006 under the name 'Ace of Spades' — a reference to the ace of spades engraved on each brushed-metal bottle, whose French pewter label is applied by hand — the cuvée swiftly became a symbol of contemporary Champagne luxury.

Following Jay-Z's endorsement, which propelled the brand onto the world stage, Armand de Brignac joined the Moët Hennessy (LVMH) portfolio in 2021. Despite this global reach, production remains in the hands of the Cattier family: three to four years of lees ageing, a tirage liqueur matured for one year in French oak casks, and hand-riddled disgorgement.

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