Champagne Palmer Rosé Solera NV
Overview
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The palate offers flavors of wild strawberries, with hints of red and black currants, vanilla and spice. Fresh and full-bodied with fine tannins and elegant fruit character. |
Wine Facts
VITICULTURE: This champagne of distinctive character is crafted from a selection of the most prestigious terroirs on Champagne. The Premier and Grand Crus from the Montagne de Reims predominate, leaving their distinctive marks.
VINIFICATION: Champagne Palmer Rosé Solera is aged on the lees for three years in 750ML and five years in 1.5L.
INTERESTING FACT: This Rosé Solera represents a unique vinification, using 8% Solera of Pinot Noir, started 40 years ago and kept in stainless steel tanks as a perpetual reserve.
FAMILY: The Palmer Champagne house in Reims is one of the newest houses in Champagne—only 75 years old—young enough to still innovate but old enough to have respected heritage. It was founded by seven passionate grower- families, obsessed with producing top-quality and legendary champagne, with the clear vision to create a Grande Marque.
Palmer has holdings of over 500 acres of vineyards in the Montagne de Reims sub-region of Champagne, all of which are Premier or Grand Cru vineyards. With its labyrinthine chalk cellars, deep beneath the streets of Reims, and its wines that spend an extended amount of time on their lees, it’s little wonder why Champagne Palmer cuvées have such orchestral flavors—flavors which are always harmonious and balanced.
Champagne Palmer is heavily committed to sustainable winegrowing, focusing on soil and vine nutrition, soil maintenance, treatment of the vines and sustainable protection of the vineyards.
Producer: Champagne Palmer
Region: Montagne de Reims, Champagne
Country: France
Wine Composition: 42% Chardonnay, 40% Pinot Noir, 10% Pinot Meunier, 8% Solera of Pinot Noir (with 30-35% reserve wines)
Alcohol: 12%
Residual Sugar: 8 G/L
Press Highlights
94 Pts - James Suckling, Jan 202493 Pts 'One of the Year's Best Champagnes' - Wine & Spirits, Nov 2021
93 Pts - Decanter, Jul 2021
93 Pts - Vinepair, Jun 2023
92 Pts - Wine Spectator, Nov 2019
91 Pts - James Suckling, Sept 2018
90 Pts - Wine Spectator, Nov 2022