Telmont : Rose Reserve

Characteristics and Tasting Notes of Réserve Rosé de Champagne Telmont

Tasting

Color
This cuvée captivates with its raspberry pink hue.

Nose
The aromatic bouquet reveals notes of brioche and fresh red fruits.

Palate
Powerful yet subtle, the wine reveals an exceptional length on the palate.

Serving and Aging

For optimal tasting, serve at 8 degrees.

A rosé champagne that is both subtle and intense

The Estate

Founded in 1912 by the Lhôpital family, the House of Champagne Telmont has seen generations of visionaries passionate about the Champagne terroirs succeed one another. In 2020, the French group Rémy Cointreau joined the Telmont adventure, guided by a shared ambition to preserve the terroirs through organic farming and to consolidate a large-scale eco-responsible project. It is also this innovative approach that led Leonardo DiCaprio to join the Telmont House as a shareholder. Meanwhile, Bertrand Lhôpital remains cellar master and vineyard manager, thus guaranteeing the quality of a family expertise spanning more than a century.

The Vineyard

The Telmont House spans 24.5 hectares in Damery, near Épernay in Champagne. Since 2017, the Telmont House has been certified Organic Farming for part of its plots. In 2022, the Champagne Telmont House has half of its land under organic farming.

Winemaking and Aging

This blended rosé undergoes classic vinification in stainless steel vats, without malolactic fermentation. After vinification, the rosé undergoes an extended aging period of five years in the cellar.

Blend

Chardonnay (87%)
Pinot Meunier (13%)