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Rosé des Riceys

Appears in
Oxford Companion to Wine

By Jancis Robinson

Published 2006

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Rosé des Riceys, rare, still, pink wine made in the commune of Riceys in the Aube département, the southern end of the champagne region. This dark, rose-coloured wine is made by careful saignée of Pinot Noir grapes, by only a a handful of producers. It can be one of France’s more serious rosés. Like Champagne’s still red wine, Bouzy Rouge (see champenois, coteaux), part of its appeal may be its name.

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