Bodegas Chandon Brut Rose

Bodegas Chandon, Brut Rose is a rosé sparkling wine with a fresh, bright, and elegant taste. It is made using Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes grown under the hot Argentine sun in the Mendoza province — a region that produces over 80% of all wines in the country. Brut Rosé is made using the traditional method, involving aging on the lees and disgorgement. The wine is aged in the bottle for 18 months. The well-chosen grape composition provides the wine with both lightness and richness, while the application of high production standards explains the high quality of the drink. Bodegas Chandon in Argentina was founded in 1959. Back in the early 1950s, the chairman of the Moet Chandon House decided to expand the geography of production of the now-popular sparkling wines not only in France. At his request, the famous oenologist Renaud Piore traveled the world in search of potential terroirs for new production. One was found in Argentina, on the fertile lands of Mendoza, where the soils are rich in chalky deposits, and the difference between day and night temperatures positively affects grape vegetation. Thus, the more than three-century experience of Moet & Chandon was embodied in the creation of wines of exceptional quality. Favorable conditions for grape growing combined with advanced French production technologies allowed for the creation of wines of remarkable concentration, structure, and balance.