Perrier-Jouet Blason Rose Champagne

Isabella Rossi - Birthday treat that delivered

9/10

My wife got me this for my 40th and wow, it's properly good. Really expressive on the nose — you can smell it as soon as you pour. The acidity keeps it fresh and interesting rather than just sweet and fruity like a lot of rosé champagnes. At £74 it's not an everyday thing but for a celebration it's absolutely worth it.

Alex Ramos - Nice but maybe not £74 nice

7/10

Had this at a friend's dinner party and really enjoyed it, so tracked down a bottle myself. It's elegant and well-balanced, and the finish sticks around in a good way. But honestly at this price point I expected to be completely blown away and it was more like... really solid? I'd give it another go if someone else was buying.

Penelope Hart - Go-to for impressing guests

8/10

The wine shop guy recommended this when I said I wanted a rosé champagne that wasn't just pretty and pink. He was right — there's genuine complexity here, layers of fruit that keep changing as you drink. Served it ice cold with some nibbles before dinner and everyone asked about it.

Zara Al-Hassan - Solid rosé champagne, not life-changing

7/10

Saw this on a restaurant menu and ordered it because I like Perrier-Jouët. It's clean and well-made with a nice long finish, definitely a step up from prosecco rosé. But I've had champagnes at similar prices that excited me more. Would still happily drink it again though — goes down very easy.

Simon Hughes - Loved every sip

9/10

Picked this up on a whim at Majestic and I'm so glad I did. It's one of those wines that makes you slow down and actually pay attention to what you're drinking. Fresh, structured, not too heavy at 12.5%. Already bought another bottle for our anniversary next month.