"Maison Bruno Paillard is a young independent House (created in 1981 in Reims), born from the desire of its founder to create a wine very different from the others, combining elegance with complexity.
  
The vineyard extends over approximately 25 hectares, including 12 in Grands Crus. This vineyard now provides more than half of the House's supplies.
  
The Bruno Paillard style is made up of strong commitments: sustainable and expressive viticulture, high quality standards, with only the first presses, and an aging period 2 to 4 times longer than the minimum required by the appellation. The House only produces extra bruts in order to respect the original purity of the wines.
  
A hymn to the lively delicacy of well-surrounded Pinot Noirs, the Rosé Première Cuvée takes its name from the only first press that composes it.
  
A long aging in the cellar takes place, from 2 to 4 years on lees followed by a minimum of 5 months after disgorging. The dosage is Extra-Brut (less than 6g/L), a very pure wine.
  
The first aromas are very redcurrant, slightly acidic red fruits, evolving with aeration towards morello cherry, wild strawberry and violet. A touch of lemon reveals the discreet presence of Chardonnay. As it ages, the aromas evolve towards black fruits such as black cherry, blackberry, fig.
  
Lively attack, which is sometimes surprising for a Rosé. But even more surprising is its chalky minerality. It offers a sensation of ripe red fruit captured in all its freshness, confirming the olfactory impression.
  
Fresh and refined finish, very elegant, quite long in the mouth without any heaviness, airy."