Ruinart Rosé Champagne in Gift Box, 75 cl
Regular price £84.99
Fine, subtle and fresh, dominated by aromas of cherry and freshly picked red berries. Well balanced, fruity and fleshy. Pleasantly smooth and refreshing in the mouth. Ideal served as an evening aperitif. Marries perfectly with the lively freshness of Andalusian gaspacho. Also make a wonderful partner for a red fruit soup as dessert. Read more.
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Gift Boxes - £4.99
Each box can comfortably fit two regular sized 70 & 75 cl bottles along with a few other goodies! Box Dimensions: 197 × 330mm × 101mm
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Description
Ruinart is the oldest Champagne house which started selling bottles of Champagne from 1729. Prior to that the family's business was really cotton, but as they began to provide customers free bottles of Champagne as a 'thank you' the demand for their fizz quickly meant that their attentions were soon fully on Champagne rather than the business of old. Today the cellars are beautiful and a World Heritage site in their own right
Tasting Notes
Fine, subtle and fresh, dominated by aromas of cherry and freshly picked red berries. Well balanced, fruity and fleshy. Pleasantly smooth and refreshing in the mouth. Ideal served as an evening aperitif. Marries perfectly with the lively freshness of Andalusian gaspacho. Also make a wonderful partner for a red fruit soup as dessert.
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French 75 Recipe
We've all been there. You receive a bottle of sparkling wine as a gift and it's fair to say you're less than impressed. If that's you, you might be looking for a quick and easy cocktail to transform your fizz into a sweet and zesty delight. The bonus is, it's a super simple recipe with just 4 ingredients, so it's the perfect quick win to impress guests. Gin AND fizz?! In one cocktail?! Hell yes to that. The classic French 75 brings two of our favourite bevs together in one drink, and you can swap champagne for any sparkling wine. The French 75 is a classic, a drink that dates back to World War I. How's this for a fun fact? The cocktail is named after a 75 millimeter wartime field gun - but hey, we know you're not here for a history lesson. Keep reading for how to make the iconic cocktail.
