A new Rosé style is being added to the Perrier Jouët champagne range by brand owner Allied Domecq.
The new non vintage wine, Blason Rosé Brut will retail at £25 but is only available in limited quantities this year.
Senior brand manager Mark Wallace said: "We have major plans for the range this year and a lot of money is being invested in it."
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Grand plans for a bubbly rosé
2002-05-25T00:00:00+01:00
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