Taittinger Prestige Rosé Champagne with Flutes in Gift Box rosé There's no malolactic fermentation

There's no malolactic fermentation

when a Burgundy family with thirteenth-century cellars under Beaune set out to prove the Dundee Hills could rival the great vineyards of France

It is a Cabernet Sauvignon-led blend rounded out with a little Petit Verdot

The name dates to 1911

and Brut Réserve is its calling card

Taittinger Prestige Rosé Champagne with Flutes in Gift Box rosé There's no malolactic fermentationThis set pairs a bottle of Taittinger Prestige Ros with two crystal flutes, so there's nothing else to find before the toast. Built on the high proportion of Chardonnay that defines the house style, the ros has a finesse most pink Champagnes lack, with Pinot Noir leading the blend for colour and depth. One of the last great Champagne houses still owned and run by the family whose name is on the label, Taittinger built its reputation on elegance and