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Paul Gosset, Côteaux Champenois Rosé, 2023

Rare still rosé from Aÿ-based grower Paul Gosset, blending Pinot Noir with Chardonnay to deliver bright red fruit, citrus zest and a lightly savory snap.

  • raspberry
  • blood orange
  • white pepper
  • saline

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At a glance

Producer
Paul Gosset
Region
Champagne
Appellation
Coteaux Champenois
Grape
Pinot Noir Chardonnay
Vintage
2023
Country
France
Wine type
Rosé
Alcohol
12.0%
Size
75.0cl

Taste profile

Body
Medium
Acidity
High
Tannin
Low
Sweetness
Dry

What to eat with it

  • herb-roast chicken
  • duck breast
  • charcuterie
  • Camembert or similar soft cheeses

How to serve it

Serve
Cellar temperature (14–16°C)

Why Cave selected it

A limited-production, characterful still rosé from Champagne—textural, incisive and gastronomic—that showcases the emerging quality of Côteaux Champenois beyond the bubbles.

About the wine


This medium-bodied rosé Champagne is made from 70% Pinot and 30% Chardonnay. The grapes are manually harvested, whole bunch fermented, and macerated for three weeks. The wine is then aged for 13 months in small oak barrels. The result is and pale pink and super expressive Champagne with notes of red fruits and spice.

About Paul Gosset

In 2020, Paul Gosset introduced his first range of champagnes, building on the work of his father Michel, who took over the family estate in Aÿ in the 1980s. Michel had started cutting back on the use of chemicals in their vineyards in the early 2000s, and Paul has since carried on with this eco-conscious approach, furthering efforts to enhance biodiversity and cut emissions. The estate covers 3.5 hectares across Aÿ, Mareuil-sur-Aÿ, Dizy, and Chouilly, with a strong focus on Pinot Noir. In the cellar, Paul remains committed to natural processes, working with indigenous yeasts, using minimal sulphites, and maintaining low dosage. A portion of the wine also undergoes fermentation in oak barrels.

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