Project Description

Famille Lieubeau - 1816 Rosé

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1816 Rosé

Famille Lieubeau - Vigneron Indepependant
AppellationMéthode Traditionnelle
ColourRosé
BedrockGneiss
Grape varietyPinot Noir
Vineyard10-year-old vines. Vineyard with grass cover. Trellising and deleafing of vines.
Winemaking & AgeingPressing in a pneumatic press, with short maceration and separation of different press fractions, as done with Champagne. Cold settling. Secondary fermentation in bottle. Aged 18 months in the bottle on lees.
Food-wine pairingsIdeal as an aperitif, with red fruit desserts or almond cake.

Description:
As a tribute to Joseph Gregoire, the first Lieubeau, who was left abandoned as an orphan in the porch of the hospital in Nantes in 1816, our emblem is a child wearing a hat, a symbol of family history and nature. This ‘Traditional Method’ sparkling wine is made from Pinot Noir and aged in the bottle on lees for 18 months to allow it to develop complex, perfumed notes of wild strawberry, redcurrant and liquorice.