Champagne Vieille France Brut Rosé is a premium French champagne produced by the Rapeneau family, who have been crafting distinctive champagnes for five generations since taking over the house in 2003. Originally founded in 1860 by Leon Lebrun, Vieille France is one of the last family-run champagne estates operating at this scale in the Champagne region.

This rosé champagne features a sustained pink color with delicious raspberry and pink biscuit aromas, complemented by notes of vanilla and floral touches. On the palate, it is complex, structured and elegant with intense red berry aromas. The wine is made from Chardonnay grapes and has an alcohol content of 12%.

The distinctive short, stubby bottle design is reminiscent of the original 18th-century "apple-bottle" shape used in Champagne, adding historical elegance to this exceptional cuvée. Best served chilled between 8-10°C, this champagne pairs beautifully with desserts and is ideal as an apéritif. The wine is best enjoyed within 2 years of purchase.