Krug Rosé 29ème Édition

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Characteristics and Tasting Notes of Krug Rosé 29th Edition

Tasting

Color
The color reveals a salmon hue subtly animated with copper reflections.

Nose 
The nose opens with enticing aromas of red fruits such as raspberry, strawberry, and ripe cherry, enriched by delicate toasted nuances.

Palate
The palate seduces with an aromatic profile evoking a raspberry charlotte and soft biscuits, extended by prune flavors and a refined touch of blood orange, enhanced in the finish by a light bitterness of pink grapefruit.

Food and wine pairing 

Game, spicy cuisine, wild boar fillet, grilled cauliflower tacos with romesco salsa, or even a vegetable and jalapeño quiche or grilled sardines are refined pairing suggestions with this champagne.

The character and complexity of a rosé champagne by Krug

The estate

Founded in 1843 by Joseph Krug in Reims, the Champagne House Krug is a pillar of excellence in champagne. With vineyards spread across several regions of Champagne, it distinguishes itself through its library of reserve wines, allowing the creation of consistently high-quality champagnes. Currently led by Olivier Krug, the house remains faithful to the innovative spirit of its founder.

The vineyard

With more than 250 different plots including the prestigious Clos du Mesnil and Clos d'Ambonnay, the Krug House owns an exceptional vineyard heritage in Champagne.

The wine

Born from the dream of the fifth generation to create an unprecedented rosé champagne that could be produced each year, this cuvée harmoniously combines elegance and boldness. Perpetuating the family tradition of excellence, this Krug Rosé 29th Edition is the result of a rigorous selection of 29 wines from 5 different years. The youngest dating from 2017 and the oldest from 2010. Reserve wines constitute 33% of the final blend.

The vintage 

This cuvée is crafted around the 2017 harvest, a year with unique weather conditions. Coolness gave way to favorable mildness for vegetative development. The year was marked by spring frost as well as significant summer rainfall causing yield losses.

Winemaking and aging 

This exceptional cuvée is aged for approximately 7 years in the estate's cellars.

Blend

44% Pinot Noir (including 11% red Pinot Noir traditionally macerated on their skins), 34% Chardonnay and 22% Pinot Meunier.