Laherte Freres Rose de Meunier NV Champagne / Extra Brut

Camila Ortiz - Nice but I expected more

7/10

Had this at a friend's dinner party and it was good, don't get me wrong. Nice crisp acidity and clean finish. But for nearly £55 I think there are rosé champagnes that give you a bit more bang for your buck. Would drink it again if someone else was buying though!

Erik Strom - Decent champers, bit pricey

7/10

Saw Laherte recommended online somewhere and gave this a go. It's a solid rosé champagne with a nice dry finish that lingers pleasantly. I'm just not sure I'd pick it over something £10-15 cheaper unless I was trying to impress someone. That said the quality is clearly there.

Ingrid Holm - Birthday treat that delivered

9/10

Bought this for my wife's 40th and we were both blown away. Really expressive nose straight out of the bottle, didn't need to faff around waiting for it to open up. The dry style is spot on — none of that sugary champagne nonsense. At £55 it's not cheap but for a special occasion it felt worth every penny.

Kenji Watanabe - Perfect with our takeaway

8/10

Opened this on a Friday night with Thai food and it was unreal. The acidity cuts right through anything rich or spicy. Really aromatic too — you can smell it as soon as you pour. I'm not usually a champagne person but this one's converted me a bit.

Mei-Lin Wu - New favourite rosé champagne

9/10

I keep going back to this bottle. The Extra Brut style is exactly my thing — bone dry, loads of character, and it doesn't feel heavy at 12.5%. Poured it alongside some much pricier champagnes at a tasting with mates and it held its own easily. Already ordered another couple of bottles.

Devon Marsh - The wine shop guy was right

8/10

Went in looking for a prosecco and the guy behind the counter talked me into this instead. So glad he did. It's dry but not harsh, and there's this lovely fruit thing going on that keeps you coming back for another sip. Proper grown-up fizz.