Champagne Brut Nature
Rosé Zero

The Champagne Rosé Zero by Tarlant is born as a rigorous and coherent expression of the vision of Benoît and Mélanie Tarlant, interpreters of an essential style deeply rooted in its territory. This rosé cuvée is part of the “Zero” project, conceived to convey the terroir through Brut Nature Champagnes, made without dosage, capable of offering a direct, authentic, and transparent reading of their origin. The identity of Rosé Zero is built on a finely tuned balance of tension, precision, and expressive purity, in line with a form of viticulture that is attentive and respectful of the environment and the soils of the Vallée de la Marne.

This edition, with a 2018 base vintage, is crafted from a blend of 42% Pinot Noir, 37% Chardonnay, and 21% Meunier, with a contribution of red-vinified Pinot Noir to provide colour and structure. Vinification takes place through spontaneous fermentations, partly in stainless steel and partly in wood, without malolactic fermentation, in order to preserve freshness and tension. After tirage, the wine undergoes a minimum of 60 months of ageing on the lees, followed by dégorgement with no final dosage, in true Brut Nature style—a choice that enhances the wine’s natural freshness and mineral backbone.

In tasting, Rosé Zero shows a pale, luminous pink colour, enlivened by a fine and persistent perlage. The aromatic profile is clean and precise, with notes of fresh red fruits, citrus, and subtle spicy and herbal nuances. On the palate, the attack is taut and vertical, supported by vibrant acidity and pronounced salinity, with a sleek and essential structure. The finish is long, dry, and precise, driven by balance and persistence, offering a pure and gastronomic interpretation of Champagne rosé.