Originally known as Forest-Fourneaux with history dating back to 1734 and in 1932 Pierre Taittinger bought the House and the Taittinger label was born. A century of incredible growth saw Taittinger become one of the biggest producers and today is one of the last big independent, family-owned Houses. Renowned for its bright pink colour with a consistent and fine lingering mousse. The nose is light and delicate with hints of peach and lemon with underlying hints of raspberry and redcurrant from the red wine contribution to the champagne. On the palate it has considerable depth, yet is quite light in style with a subtle elegance and a long fresh finish. A great non-vintage brut rose.