KORBEL Brut Rosé is delicate and crisp, featuring bright flavors of strawberry, cherry and melon. Its medium-dry, slightly sweet style makes it one of the most versatile, food-friendly varietals.

Frédéric Rouzaud had a challenge following his father; Jean-Claude Rouzaud was regarded as one of the wisest and most trusted producers in Champagne. But Frédéric has done such an excellent job that Champagne Louis Roederer is now considered one of the stars in the world of Champagne.

Is rosé brut Champagne? It is certainly not, but there are similarities. Champagne wine comes specifically from the popular wine region of Champagne in France, so only wine that comes from this specific region can be called Champagne.

It is a little more expensive than regular Champagne due to the extra steps involved in its production, and therefore it is a wine that is most often used on special occasions. It has a full-bodied flavor and can therefore be paired well with heavy meals as well as desserts.