Moet & Chandon Rose Imperial Champagne

Liam Anderson - Decent champagne, bit pricey

7/10

Had this at a friend's wedding and thought it was really pleasant. Fruity, crisp, easy to drink. But when I looked up the price afterwards I'm not sure I'd rush to buy it myself. It's nice but there are other champagnes around the same price that I'd probably reach for first.

Mia Sundberg - Nice but is it £58 nice?

7/10

It's good, don't get me wrong. Lovely pink colour, smells great, tastes clean and fresh with some berry notes. But for nearly sixty quid I think I expected a bit more wow factor. I've had prosecco rosés at a third of the price that gave me just as much enjoyment on a Tuesday night.

Sophie Brennan - Our go-to celebration fizz

8/10

We keep coming back to this whenever there's something to celebrate. It's just really well put together — not too heavy at 12.5%, fruity but still dry, and the finish is clean without disappearing instantly. Looks amazing in the glass too which helps when you're toasting.

Kenji Watanabe - Wow this is gorgeous

9/10

Saw this on a restaurant menu and decided to treat ourselves. Absolutely loved it. There's so much going on flavour-wise but nothing fights for attention, it all just works together. The acidity keeps it really fresh and lively. Would 100% buy a bottle for home.

Olivia Park - Birthday treat that delivered

9/10

Bought this for my 40th and honestly it was the highlight of the night. Gorgeous pink colour, loads of fruit flavour but still crisp and refreshing. The bubbles are fine and elegant and it just kept pulling me back for another sip. Worth every penny for a special occasion.

Petra Novak - Perfect for summer evenings

8/10

My wife and I split a bottle on the patio last weekend and it was just right. Light enough that it doesn't feel heavy but there's genuine depth there if you pay attention. Loads of fruit on the nose and a finish that keeps you coming back to the glass. Really enjoyable stuff.

Elena Morozova - Solid rosé champagne

8/10

Picked this up for a dinner party after the guy at Majestic recommended it. Really well balanced — fruity but not sweet, with a nice acidity that cuts through. The finish lingers just enough to make you want more. At £58 it's not cheap but it's proper champagne and it shows.