Schlumberger Rosé Brut GP Méthode Traditionnelle 0.75L

Coral rosé with redcurrant, wild strawberry, and fine roasted aromas. Elegant, open.

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Schlumberger Rosé Brut GP Méthode Traditionnelle 0.75L

An Austrian sparkling wine made using the traditional method from the country's oldest sparkling wine cellar. The base is Blaufränkisch – a grape variety that gives the rosé structure and fruit depth that many international counterparts lack.

In the glass, it shines a radiant coral pink with fine, persistent bubbles. The nose reveals blackcurrant, wild strawberry, and peony, underpinned by subtle toasty aromas – a sign of aging on the lees using traditional methods. On the palate, it is open and fresh, with red fruit and a clean, crisp acidity that enlivens the finish. Serving temperature: 7–9 °C.

Convincing as an aperitif, but also a good choice with salmon tartare, strawberry salad with balsamic vinegar or light pasta dishes with tomatoes.

Origin Austria
Taste Brood
Alcohol 12 % Vol.
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin Austria
Wine color Sparkling Wine
Alcohol content 12 % Vol.
Acidity 6,1 g/l
Residual sugar 8 g/l
Taste Brood
Sparkling wine type Sparkling wine

The Winery

Schlumberger

Schlumberger is Austria's oldest sparkling wine cellar – founded in 1842 by Robert Schlumberger, an Alsatian cellar master who learned his craft at Ruinart in Reims and brought the Méthode Traditionnelle to Austria for the first time.

As a purveyor to the imperial and royal court and a pioneer of Austrian sparkling wine culture, the Viennese house has set standards that still apply today: base wines exclusively from Austrian contract winemakers, at least twelve months of yeast aging, artisanal riddling.

The underground cellars in the 19th district – the oldest of their kind in Austria – tell of this long history. At the Vienna Opera Ball, Schlumberger has been the secret star in the glass for decades.

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