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In sparkling wine, the carbonic acid, compared to Frizzante, is always created by a second fermentation. This takes place either in a steel tank or in the bottle, in the bottle the carbonic acid is integrated and the bouquet can fully develop in the nose.

The color variations of a rosé sparkling wine range from a pale salmon pink to strong pink tones. They also have a lot to offer in terms of taste. Aromas of delicate fruits, almonds, cherries, wild berries or strawberries are waiting to be discovered.

A good rosé sparkling wine is characterized by its fruity freshness, with the typical berry notes in the foreground. Enjoy browsing and tasting! Cheers.

Light and delicious rosé sparkling wines at delicando

Champagne and sparkling wines are among the most stable and successful sector of the world industry of quality and premium wines. Why do we adore them and why are they a symbol of happiness and love?

Sparkling wines have been considered an indispensable decoration of all kinds of celebrations for decades and even centuries, and today they are on the rise in all world markets. We no longer have to celebrate a birthday, graduation, anniversary or Christmas to open a bottle of the finest bubbles. Let's face it - the world is full of wonderful sparkling wines: from Italian Prosecco to Spanish Cave; from Tasmania and New Zealand to the Republic of South Africa; from California and Oregon to England, which has been producing some of the best sparkling wines ever for fifteen years.

No one says "no" to sparkling wine

In the past, sparkling wine was only made for a few special people who were members of the royal family, but today this drink is available to everyone. Most champagne brands come from France, and in fact, it is the final product of grape fermentation that undergoes special treatment to achieve the absolute best possible taste.

The whole story, of course, takes us to the French province of Champagne, the coldest French wine region, which is extremely important for Champagne production. Champagne grapes are harvested with nine to ten percent potential alcohol and very high acids, then a basic still wine (to which sugar is sometimes added) is made from these grapes. From the sparkling province of Champagne comes the classic method or method of secondary fermentation in a bottle about 150 years old, better known as the classic method or method of Champenoise.

Rosé Champagnes are known for their versatility, as they can be drunk with heavier dishes, as well as lighter ones, and even with desserts. Rosé sparkling wines have subtle and rich aromas and flavors - they additionally combine with aristocracy and they have recognizable aromas of fresh berries (strawberry, raspberry) as well as aromas of ginger, pepper and peony.

Behind the first pink sparkling wine is a woman

More than two centuries ago, rosé champagnes were made by adding and blending older fruit, but Madame Clicquot wasn't satisfied with that and set out to revitalize the production of pink sparkling wines. She loved red wine made from grapes grown in the Bouzy region and produced her own local red wine, which she later blended with white wine. This is exactly how the first known rosé sparkling wine with a charming taste was born: Veuve Clicquot Rosé.

Since 1818, Veuve Clicquot Rosé has been produced according to Madame Clicquot's method with the addition of red wine. This method of production is called Savoir - Faire and allows the creation of a top rosé cuvée.

A unique method of development

The production of pink sparkling wine consists of two basic phases: the production of base wine from basic grape varieties and the secondary fermentation of the base wine in the bottle.

The secondary fermentation requires a lot of time and dedication to the wine and includes, among other things, the technique of remuag - turning the bottles and degorgament - throwing sediment out of the wine and adding expedition liqueur.

But how exactly does one achieve the color pink? With mastery and patience in the cellar! The color is usually achieved in one of the following three ways:

'Rosé d'Assemblage' is the most common, where a small amount of Pinot Noir or Pinot Meunier (made as table wine) is added - usually only 5% to 10%, but sometimes up to 20%.
A less common method: samotok is added directly after milling red grapes.
Limited maceration - a method of producing dark, heavy wines by rapid immersion of red grape skins. It can be as short as a few hours or as long as a few days, and depends heavily on when the grapes are harvested. Therefore, the production of rosé wine is particularly cumbersome, not only for the uncertain combination of the acidity of the champagne with the tannins of the red wine, but also to determine the desired depth of color.

The oldest champagne house in the world, Maison Ruinart dating back to 1729, Veuve Clicquot was the first champagne house to begin commercial sales of pink champagne as early as 1775.

How is rosé sparkling wine made?

The answer lies in winemaking techniques. Below are two most commonly used methods:

1. mixing white and red wine.

Rosé Champagne can be made by blending 5% to 20% still red wine - Pinot Noir or Meunier Pinot Noir - in white wine. This is done before the second fermentation in the bottle. The second fermentation always takes place in a different vessel from the one in which the wine was first fermented.

2. saignee method

The pink hue of Champagne is also achieved by bleeding the skins of Pinot Noir and Meunier black grapes. In this process, the grape must of the red wine (freshly crushed fruit with skins, seeds and stems of red grapes) is allowed to come into contact with the skins of the grapes for only a few hours. This allows the natural grape pigments to color the juice and enrich it with its aromatic components.

Although pink sparkling wines have a light color, they have strong aromas. The Rose de Saignee technique is used by famous winemakers such as Francis Boulard, Louis Roederer and Laurent-Perrier.

What is the difference between rosé champagne and regular champagne?

Classic Champagne is a sparkling wine made from the pulp and juice of the grapes - so it is pigment-free and white like Prosecco. They also offer less red fruit intensity than rosé sparkling wines.

Additional note: A difference also exists between rosé Champagne and Blanc de Blanc wine. The latter is a sparkling wine made from white grapes.

Buying Rosé Sparkling Wine: How to recognize high quality champagnes?

The bubbles/pearls must be small and numerous and move continuously upward from the bottom of the glass. A good premium pink sparkling wine must be sharp, almost bitter in very dry sparkling wines: fresh, creamy, reminiscent of yeast. A single bottle of sparkling wine contains about 250 million bubbles. They are supposed to give a refreshing sensation in the mouth and balance sweet and sour.

Sparkling wines, just like wines, are distinguished by the presence of sugar. Accordingly, there is extra brut - which is the driest variant up to 12 g of sugar per liter. Finally follows brut with 15 g of sugar per liter, then extra sec with 12 g to 20 g of sugar per liter, sec - dry with 17 g to 35 g of sugar per liter, demi sec - semi-dry with 33 g to 50 g per liter and Doux, the sweetest sparkling wine with more than 50 g of unfermented sugar per liter. If no expedition liqueur is added at all, such champagnes (and sparkling wines) are called brut nature, brut zero or non-dosage, which means that after disgorging the bottles are filled with wine of the same quality - without added sugar. And such are of the highest quality.

The versatility of pink champagne is its best feature. You can drink it as an aperitif with raw foods like oysters, sushi, sashimi or carpaccio, but also with cooked meals or after the main meal.

You can drink a pink sparkling wine on its own - the drink can also be the star of a big party. In fact, a bottle the size of Picolo is enough for one person, while the largest bottle of Primart is equivalent to 180 glasses. So if you're looking for a bottle of sparkling wine for a certain number of people, we bring you a list of all the bottles that will help you with your next purchase:

Picolo 1.875 dl ≈ 1.5 glasses
Filet-demi 3.75 dl ≈ 2 glasses
Bottle 7,50 dl ≈ 5 glasses
Magnum 1.50 l ≈ 10 glasses
Jeroboam 3.00 l ≈ 20 glasses
Rehabeam 4.50 l ≈ 30 glasses
Methuselah 6.00 l ≈ 40 glasses
Salmanazar 9.00 l ≈ 60 glasses
Balthazar 12.00 l ≈ 80 glasses
Nebuchanezzarr 15.00 l ≈ 100 glasses
Melchior 18.00 l ≈ 120 glasses
Primas 27.00 l ≈ 180 glasses

In the rosé sparkling wine store delicando: Louis Roederer's sparkling wine.

"Louis Roederer" - the oldest champagne house, among the top 30 best sparkling wine producers in the world. According to the brand's founder, their rosé champagne should be made exclusively from early grapes. But in the climate of the French province, compliance with this rule was a certain difficulty. Thus, for the production of products Louis Roederer has identified the Kyum vineyard, where due to the clayey limestone soil and proper lighting raw materials ripen very early.

Rose Brut Champagne from Louis Roederer is a luxury fine sparkling wine produced in limited quantities. The product shows a fresh, expressive aroma, woven from strawberries, rose petals, white peach and citrus. And after a while there are subtle shades of minerals. The taste of Rose Brut gains a rich selection: refreshing fruit nuances interwoven with zesty acidity to please their seductive appearance for a long time.

When young, Brut Rose Rosé Champagne is ideal for an aperitif. Over time, the liquids become more complicated and it becomes gastronomic: it goes well with sea bass, lobster dishes, young rabbit meat. The French sparkling wine goes equally well with a dessert with red berries.

 


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Fantome Rose proizveden je u Provansi od grožđa Syrah-a, Cinsault-a i Granache-a. Bogat je mirisom crvenog voća s elegantnom paletom jagode i crnog ribizla što rezultira savršenom harmonijom aroma, okusa, tijela vina i završetka: svježe ali ne pre slatko. Grenache daje pjenušcu tijelo, toplinu i note kupine i crnog ribizla. Cinsault mu daje aromatičnost višnje na nosu, finese te suptilnu teksturu do završetka. Syrah pridonosi prekrasnoj duboko crvenoj boji i donosi note dima i zaokruženosti.

Schlumberger sparkling wine - high quality and delicious

Founded in 1842 by the first sparkling wine producer in Austria, Robert Schlumberger. The winery has preserved to this day an authentic and traditional method of producing the most popular domestic sparkling wine in Germany and the region.

Schlumberger winery is characterized by a sensational taste, which is created during the second fermentation. This takes place in bottles that are turned by hand during two years of aging. This creates a recognizable Schlumberger taste, produced according to the Champagne method, which is difficult to distinguish from "real" Champagne.

Bottega Rosé Champagne

Bottega sparkling wine is a brut rosé sparkling wine obtained by vinification of Pinot Noir grapes. This sparkling wine is characterized by intense, elegant and complex floral and fruity aromas, among which the aromas of strawberries, currants and small wild berries stand out. This sparkling wine is fresh, smooth, pleasant and persistent in the mouth. Serve it at a temperature of about 5 ° C, as an aperitif or with vegetarian dishes and fish, as well as white meat and cheese.

Freixenet as a popular choice in the Rosé sparkling wine store.

We are not exaggerating when we say for Freixenet that it is an absolute world champion in the production of sparkling wines. This is especially important considering how Freixenet makes the most cherished, classic bottle boiling method, formerly known as the "champagne method". It is a unique blend of tradition and experience: a cellar near Barcelona, in one of the largest wine-growing areas in the world, with plenty of Mediterranean sunshine.

Freixenet sparkling wines are known worldwide for their freshness and fruitiness and delicate aromas. It is difficult, if not impossible, to find a similar example in the world of sparkling wines that offers a better balance between the level and consistency of quality, price and reputation.

For those who like it dry, to sip as an aperitif, but also with a wide range of dishes:

Cordon Negro Brut in a distinctive black bottle; very dry Brut Nature Vintage and Meritum Gran Reserva Vintage Brut Nature; Real Brut Reserve; D. S. Cuvée Gran Reserve Brut; Elyssia Gran Cuvée Brut.

Tip: If you visit Barcelona, don't miss the opportunity to visit this cellar with the train where millions of bottles are aging while bubbles are slowly forming inside.

Pink sparkling wines: Are they more for ladies?

The answer is simple: there are no male and female wines. Perhaps this tradition was influenced by the color, perhaps by the opinion that they are lighter wines for women, but in practice this is not the case. Rosé sparkling wines are intended for those who appreciate wines. They are not easy to make and are generally more expensive than white wines. They are not sweeter unless they carry the label sweeter. Depending on what red wine is added to get the color, sparkling wines can show flavors and character that white ones don't. The result is just that they go with a different cuisine.

How to drink the rosé champagne?

Sparkling wine wants to be chilled appropriately. Before serving, the drink is displayed on a specific temperature scale that corresponds to the year of harvest and appearance. Simply chill it to seven to nine degrees Celsius (place the bottle in the refrigerator for about three hours).

The shape of the glass can be any, but always on a high, thin leg and with absolutely transparent walls to show off the play of colors and imaginative bubble trajectories.

Do not touch the glass with the palm of your hand, so as not to heat the sparkling wine prematurely. To open the palette of flavors, drink the champagne carefully in small sips.

Buying rosé sparkling wine - why should you choose it?

What is more interesting than a bottle of champagne? Pink champagne, of course. The popularity of rosé champagne has soared in recent decades. And to be honest, we're not entirely surprised. A pale pink color, delicate bubbles, and fresh flavors that linger - who would choose not to enjoy such a wonderful drink?

But how exactly did pink champagne get such a wonderful color? By mixing red and white wine, of course. In fact, Champagne is the only region in the world where you can legally mix red and white wine to make roses. To make Champagne, winemakers are allowed to use the following three grape varieties: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier, the other two of which are black grapes. Champagne is usually white because the pulp and juice in the black grapes have no pigment. So when the grapes are pureed and the skin is removed, the final product is white.

For sparkling wine production, many of these red grape sorghums are harvested to make plain red wines, which are then added to sparkling wine to produce a lightly pigmented sparkling pink. Although the color is light, these wines often have a stronger flavor than ordinary Champagne thanks to the strength the reds give them. Wine producers usually blend 15 percent of ordinary red wine to create this wonderful sparkling rosé.

 
 
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