Drappier Rosé de Saignée Brut NV

Jake Morrison - Good not great

7/10

I've been getting into Champagne lately and this was a decent pick. The berry flavours are nice and it's well balanced, but I was expecting a bit more wow factor at this price point. It's fine, it's good even, but I think Drappier's regular brut might actually be better value.

Omar Diallo - Better than expected

8/10

Saw this on a restaurant menu and decided to try a glass before committing to a bottle. Really glad I did because I ended up ordering the whole thing. There's a lot going on — red fruit, some dried flower notes, and it stays interesting right to the end. Felt like proper grown-up Champagne.

Isabella Rossi - Stole the show at our dinner party

9/10

Brought this to a friend's dinner party and everyone was asking about it. It's got this lovely intensity — berries, a bit of a floral thing going on, and it's not too sweet at all. We had it with salmon and it was perfect. Three of us have ordered bottles since.

Tyler Bennet - Birthday treat that delivered

9/10

Got this for my wife's birthday and we were both blown away. Gorgeous pink colour, loads of red berry flavour, and the bubbles are so fine and delicate. At £56 it's not cheap but for a special occasion it absolutely hit the mark.

Gianluca Ferro - Really solid rosé Champagne

8/10

The wine shop guy recommended this when I said I wanted a rosé Champagne that actually tastes like something. He wasn't wrong — there's proper fruit here, not just fizzy pink water. Good acidity too, kept me coming back for more. Would buy again.

Tomas Rivera - My new go-to celebration fizz

8/10

Picked this up on a whim from Majestic and it's replaced my usual Champagne for special occasions. Love the deeper pink colour and it actually tastes of something — proper red berry fruit and a savoury edge that keeps it interesting. 12.5% ABV means you can have a couple of glasses without falling over too.

Suki Patel - Nice but a bit steep

7/10

It's a good Champagne, don't get me wrong. Red fruit flavours, nice bubbles, decent finish. But nearly £56 for a non-vintage rosé feels like a stretch when there are solid options for £10-15 less. I'd wait for a deal.