Jeeper Champagne Brut - Grand Rose - 75cl / 750ml

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Jeeper Champagne Brut - Grand Rose - 75cl / 750ml
Jeeper Champagne
£55.00 at Cazaar Fancy Dress
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A truly fantastic award-winning Champagne finally available on the European marketplace. A fruity and floral sparkling rose with an assemblage of Chardonnay 88% and Pinot Noir 12%Jeeper Champagne continues to be the preferred luxury drink for first-class flights with top European airlinesYou will receive an official Jeeper Champagne 750ML Grand Rose BRUT - well packaged and protected for shippingSparkling pale rose. Fruity and floral (peony, rose) on the nose. Delicate and fruity, supple, and fresh with hints of red fruit (black cherry). A sweet pleasure with a subtle length and pronounced eleganceA wonderful gift or drink to share with Champagne lovers! A real quality beverage from this elite and rare brand

At a glance

  • Shop: Cazaar Fancy Dress
  • Brand: Jeeper Champagne
  • Price: £55.00
  • Unit price: £73.33/litre
  • Delivery: 1 Day(s)

Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.

Good to know

  • Most Pinot Noir is best within about five years of the vintage.
  • Serve Champagne and sparkling wines well chilled, at about 6 to 8°C.
  • Use a sparkling wine stopper to keep an opened bottle of fizz for a day or two.

Common questions

Is Pinot Noir light or full bodied?

Usually light to medium bodied, with soft tannins. Wines from warmer regions such as California or Central Otago can be riper and fuller than Burgundy.

What does Blanc de Noirs mean?

It is a white sparkling wine, usually Champagne, made only from black grapes such as Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier. The juice is pressed off the skins quickly so it stays pale.

Read our guide: Pinot Noir