The pink color of our LVE Rosé French Sparkling is reminiscent of a vineyard peach. With a fruity nose, blending notes of citrus and small red fruits, the bubbles are soft and pleasant. It’s well-balanced with voluptuousness and hints of red currants and pomelos, complemented by a nice acidity on the finish.
Winemaking
The grapes were selected from a blend of vineyards in well-known growing regions of France, like the Loire and Languedoc, to create its unique and fruity style. The wine was elaborated in the Charmat Method and aged for 3 months to create small, delicate bubbles that delight the palate.
Specs
Varietal: 10% Pinot Noir, 10% Grenache, 80% White Varietal Blend comprised of Ugni Blanc, Colombard, and Chardonnay
LVE Collection Wines by John Legend & The Boisset Collection
The LVE Collection by John Legend is the perfect harmony of passion, eloquence, and Napa Valley tradition. LVE wines are a unique series of rich, soulful, and complex notes inspired by true love, produced in collaboration with the Boisset Collection.
Legend Vineyard Exclusive was a dream long in the making. As with his music, John searched for the right collaborator, a vineyard whose pursuit of the perfect blend and standards of excellence equaled his own. With roots deep in the Napa Valley and France and award-winning wines known for beautiful balance, finesse, and power, Boisset Collection was the perfect match.
LVE brings together classic elegance, rich complexity, and modern soul.
Available States
AL, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY
How much more are you saving by buying a full case?
(Note: tax and shipping are not included in savings calculations.)
NV LVE French Sparkling Rosé - $40 = 22.22%
Thanks again for the opportunity to be a labrat! Bubbles are perennial favorites of mine so I was especially pleased when opening this surprise package. We popped it in to chill and enjoy the next day.
Sorry I don’t have a photo but the wine color is a glowing peachy pink in the glass with fine bubbles that rise steadily. My wife and I both enjoyed the wine, it has a mild and slightly fruity aroma that we didn’t find to change over the course of the glass.
On the palate we tasted a hint of berry and a little grapefruit zest after the swallow. It was one where we both kept going back for more and I think this would please most people who like bubblies/like rose/like both of those things!
To us, the wine did not taste sweet but the residual sugar was detectable as compared to a bone dry style. That said, I think that the acidity balances out any hint of sweetness leaving a clean finish rather than anything cloying.
OK, I’m a bit miffed. I ordered two cases of the Cheer Cab back in Dec, 25 and was supposed to get two coupons for Casemates.
I ordered a case of the LVE just now and used the code CHEERUP. I wanted two cases, but suspected that as usual, the coupon offer would get screwed up, if I ordered two cases on one order, which would give me the full price less ONE coupon.
So I split the order, but when I went to order the second case, my supposed second coupon didn’t work.
Why is it that is usually the situation with these types of gimmicks?
@Jackinga Wasn’t the Cheer from Meh? I know the code is for Casemates, but shouldn’t you contact them? Casemates themselves have been really good about giving multiple codes when ordering multiple cases in my experience- but then, thats been them putting a physical code on a slip of paper in the box.
Y’all spied on it already I assume…but the WE notes:
90 points. Best Buy. Freshness and bubbly acidity are at this wine’s core. Salmon in color, the wine has a perfumed nose of red cherry, cranberry skin, bruised strawberry and pomegranate. Tangy red fruit kicks off the palate followed by wind-swept orange blossom and lime zest. Pair with charcuterie, goat cheese and strawberry shortcake. — Reggie Solomon 4/1/25
(they note it as a Brut rose in fact)
LVE French Sparkling Rosé
90 Points, Best Buy, Wine Enthusiast
Tasting Notes
Winemaking
Specs
What’s Included
6-bottles:
Case:
Price Comparison
$216.00/Case for 12x LVE French Sparkling Rosé at LVE Wines
About The Winery
LVE Collection Wines by John Legend & The Boisset Collection
Available States
AL, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY
Estimated Delivery
Thursday, Feb 5 - Monday, Feb 9
NV LVE French Sparkling Rosé
6 bottles for $84.99 $14.17/bottle + $1.33/bottle shipping
Case of 12 for $139.99 $11.67/bottle + $1/bottle shipping
hopefully @ilCesare is well and will be around soon…
How much more are you saving by buying a full case?
(Note: tax and shipping are not included in savings calculations.)
NV LVE French Sparkling Rosé - $40 = 22.22%
Am I correct that the 10g dosage = 1% RS? Rats would be helpful. I’m ok with fruity, but not off-dry.
@chipgreen I agree, where are the rats? Cheers!
@chipgreen @cynthylee
Ig 10g/L, yes, 1%, otherwise 1.3% if 750ml
@chipgreen @cynthylee @rjquillin In the world of Champagne, 7 to 12 grams per liter is a Brut category wine
Thanks again for the opportunity to be a labrat! Bubbles are perennial favorites of mine so I was especially pleased when opening this surprise package. We popped it in to chill and enjoy the next day.
Sorry I don’t have a photo but the wine color is a glowing peachy pink in the glass with fine bubbles that rise steadily. My wife and I both enjoyed the wine, it has a mild and slightly fruity aroma that we didn’t find to change over the course of the glass.
On the palate we tasted a hint of berry and a little grapefruit zest after the swallow. It was one where we both kept going back for more and I think this would please most people who like bubblies/like rose/like both of those things!
To us, the wine did not taste sweet but the residual sugar was detectable as compared to a bone dry style. That said, I think that the acidity balances out any hint of sweetness leaving a clean finish rather than anything cloying.
I love bubbles but I think if order this the Englishman may just string me up!
OK, I’m a bit miffed. I ordered two cases of the Cheer Cab back in Dec, 25 and was supposed to get two coupons for Casemates.
I ordered a case of the LVE just now and used the code CHEERUP. I wanted two cases, but suspected that as usual, the coupon offer would get screwed up, if I ordered two cases on one order, which would give me the full price less ONE coupon.
So I split the order, but when I went to order the second case, my supposed second coupon didn’t work.
Why is it that is usually the situation with these types of gimmicks?
So what are you going to do about this Casemates?
@Jackinga Wasn’t the Cheer from Meh? I know the code is for Casemates, but shouldn’t you contact them? Casemates themselves have been really good about giving multiple codes when ordering multiple cases in my experience- but then, thats been them putting a physical code on a slip of paper in the box.
@Jackinga u should contact Casemates support instead of posting this in the forum. Someone from Casemates support may or may not see your post here.
@TimW I tried that first, of course. But I couldn’t find a link for Casemates support.
@Jackinga
Go to the specific order, click on view details, then click on “I need help with this.”
As @snolf stated, the coupon was issued by Meh, so you should probably contact Meh customer service about your order of the Cheer wine.
@Jackinga @kawichris650
well done visual tutorial, tnx
Y’all spied on it already I assume…but the WE notes:
90 points. Best Buy. Freshness and bubbly acidity are at this wine’s core. Salmon in color, the wine has a perfumed nose of red cherry, cranberry skin, bruised strawberry and pomegranate. Tangy red fruit kicks off the palate followed by wind-swept orange blossom and lime zest. Pair with charcuterie, goat cheese and strawberry shortcake. — Reggie Solomon 4/1/25
(they note it as a Brut rose in fact)
fwiw
@kaolis
I wonder what the difference is between orange blossom and “wind-swept” orange blossom?
@chipgreen @kaolis And who is responsible for inflicting the bruises on the strawberries?
@chipgreen @Mark_L Wind-swept is more fleeting, bruised strawberries are the ones you wish you had eaten yesterday