Bollinger, Rosé NV vs Jean Philippe Moulin Vintage Champagne 2015

Bollinger, Rosé NV

Bollinger Rosé isn’t your average pink fizz – it’s Pinot-driven, muscular, and downright serious under that rosy hue. Think ripe red berries wrapped up in Bollinger’s trademark richness and depth. There’s a savoury, almost smoky note running through it, with a whisper of spice that makes it feel less frivolous aperitif and more grown-up Champagne with food in mind. Built on the same solid foundations as Special Cuvée, it gets an extra dose of still red Pinot from Bollinger’s grand cru vineyards to bring the colour and the crunch. A rosé that’s both plush and precise – equally happy next to sashimi, charcuterie, or, frankly, just on its own when you feel like a splash of pink with proper gravitas.