Champagne Henriot Rosé Vintage 1993 - Brut - Original case

Presentation of the domain

Maison Henriot, a historic Champagne house founded in Reims, cultivates a signature of elegance and finesse. Drawing on extensive aging on lees and precise blending, it strives for straightforward, airy, and long-lasting champagnes, where freshness prevails.

Presentation of the vintage

Brut Rosé Vintage 1993: A rosé blend of Pinot Noir and Chardonnay, with a small portion of still red wine for color. Traditional Champagne vinification, long maturation on lees, Brut dosage. Style: Fine red fruits, hint of citrus, brioche patina.

Presentation of the vintage

1993 in Champagne: a classic and fresh vintage, less opulent than 1990/1996, offering elegant and now mature wines. The best bottles display delicate fruit, integrated effervescence and beautiful tertiary notes (brioche, hazelnut).

Tasting notes

Nose of wild strawberry, redcurrant, orange peel, and brioche. Refined palate, fine bubbles, silky texture; saline and spicy finish, lifted by a still lively acidity. Disgorgement not specified.

Bottle condition

Perfect level; bright salmon color; cap/capsule intact; label very slightly worn; original case present but stained.

Food and wine pairings

Salmon tartare with citrus fruits.
Roasted poultry and short jus.
Strawberry tart, lightly sweetened red fruit tart.

WUAT Disclaimer

Wine over 10 years old: variations possible depending on storage, sold as is. For older sparkling wines/whites: there is a risk of oxidation even if the color appears healthy.