Region: Côte des Blancs, France

Composition: 95% Chardonnay & 5% Pinot Noir

History: Fleur de Miraval was born out of the shared passion and convictions of three families united around a straightforward idea… that of creating the rosé champagne they had dreamed of but that did not yet exist. So they sat down together to experiment, to blind taste, to debate with and challenge each other. Eventually, they reached a natural consensus, shaping their definition of a unique rosé champagne. The Fleur de Miraval Champagne House came into being when the Pitt and Perrin families, representing the worlds of the Arts and Wine, joined forces with a family who had had their roots in Champagne for many generations: the Péters. Together, they chose to give free rein to their creativity, with no holds barred, no limits, entertaining instead all possibilities to make a stunning rosé that no one had ever seen.

Tasting Notes:

Petite Fleur’ opens on a magnificent bouquet of spring flowers, with notes of peony and hawthorn, interwoven with bright, luscious red fruit such as raspberry and redcurrant. The mouth is exquisitely juicy and full, illuminated with fresh, lemony citrus notes, ruby grapefruit and mandarin, and a subtly diaphanous finish.