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Clos des Goisses is a very fine wine before being a very fine champagne, making it an excellent choice to accompany haute cuisine, as well as a perfect and unforgettable match for strong-flavoured dishes. The cuvée is also particularly enjoyable with pink meat, veal and lamb, as well as fish.
storing
Cellar aged for eight years and put on the market only when perfectly mature, Clos des Goisses Juste Rosé can then be kept for several deca...
Wine Description
The Story
A legendary wine much appreciated by collectors, Clos des Goisses Juste Rosé is unanimously applauded by the most distinguished wine-critics.
63% Pinot Noir and 37% Chardonnay.
vinification
Traditional, partial vinification in wooden barrels (40%) leads to more complexity without premature oxidation. There is no malolactic fermentation, which enables the wine’s natural acidity to compensate the powerful character of the terroir.
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Wine Information
This vintage was marked by contrasts: frost and dryness in winter, rainfall and warmth during the growing season, and a harvest of hot, particularly dry weather. It imparts a pleasant surprising quality to this powerful, intense, and exceedingly generous win.
Vintage 2005
The 2005 vintage was a year of marked contrasts between seasons and regions. Following a fairly harsh winter, 2005 had a mild spring with relatively warm temperatures all year long. There was above average sunshine and a slight water deficit, as had been the case throughout the dry cycle of 2005/2004 and 2003. The heat and humidity in July produced larger grapes and bunches, rather unusually for the Champagne region, while the cooler weather ...
