Champagne Veuve Clicquot Rich Rosé

The Veuve Clicquot is after Moet & Chandon the most drunk champagne brut in the world. The champagne has considerable power and finesse and is therefore a wine that can be used excellently gastronomically, but is of course also an excellent aperitif. These refined bubbles are an absolute must for those who love a good glass of sparkling wine!

The Veuve Clicquot Rich has a silver coating with the Veuve Clicquot logo punched into it and this is a champagne made to make a great cocktail, so in style: Doux on the rocks Champagne.

In 2015, the Veuve Clicquot champagne house, known for its guts and innovation, is challenging its own famous “savoir-faire” and combining what no one has done before, mixology with champagne.

In the history of champagne, wines that have been blended to obtain a sweeter taste are commonly described as "rich". Even the 1840 Veuve Clicquot bottles recently found in the Šland Islands contain more than 150 grams of sugar per litre. In Russia, consumers have traditionally even added sugar to their champagne for a personal touch. Veuve Clicquot brings this tradition to the present with Veuve Clicquot Rich, a new champagne specially made for mixing. Born from a higher dosage, a tailor-made grape blend, Veuve Clicquot Rich champagne invites enthusiasts to experiment according to their own taste and enrich their champagne experience.

For a delicious champagne cocktail, fill large glasses with ice and add ginger, pineapple, lime or even tea. Rich Rosé is a champagne with a high dosage. This means that the sugar content is comparable to a demi-sec. By adding ice and your own flavor component, you create an exciting champagne experience with the taste of fresh red fruit and of course your own addition.