Henri Giraud Dame Jane Brut Rose Champagne

The nose opens with aromas of orange peel, clay minerality, spices, cranberry, and a light suggestion of stone fruits. On the palate this is moderate in weight with the sandstone vessel contributing minerality to the spice tinged blood orange and apricot fruit tone.

Goddess of fertility, a terracotta statuette from the end of prehistory, Dame-Jane symbolizes their link to the earth and the origin of wine. Raising a great rosé champagne in terracotta is not common.More than 50 amphoras are now dedicated to the vinification and ageing of Dame-Jane. The famous turries (medium capacity container, exclusively made of sandston) of Damghan, a small Persian town on the Silk Road, now watch over the treasure of the house. Aged for at least 3 years on lees.