VDF Les Folles Combes Pét-Nat Rosé Ivresse de la Comète

Imagine a splash of wild Jura fruit in your glass: this rosé bubbles with raspberry, wild strawberry and a hint of citrus zest, all wrapped in a fine, playful mousse. Made the natural way, bottled before fermentation finishes so the fizz comes from the grapes alone — no added sugar, no dosage, just honest energy. The vines grow on the limestone and marl slopes of the Jura, farmed with real care and picked by hand. Pour it chilled with charcuterie, a summer salad or simply with friends on a sunny terrace. Lively, easy-drinking and refreshingly different — you'll want a second bottle.
19.04 € incl tax

-5% for 6 identical bottles

18 in stock

Wine name: VDF Les Folles Combes Pét-Nat Rosé 2024

Vintage: 2024

Producer: Ivresse de la Comète

Grape varieties: 100% Gamay de Brouilly

Region: Jura (listed under the Jura range, fruit sourced from Beaujolais)

Appellation: Vin de France

Winemaking: Natural sparkling wine made by the ancestral method (pét-nat), bottled before the end of the first fermentation, no added sugar, no liqueur de tirage, no dosage, indigenous yeasts, no fining, no filtration, disgorged or left on lees depending on the batch, minimal to zero added sulphur

Maceration: Short skin contact of a few hours on the Gamay berries to extract colour, then direct pressing and fermentation in tank at low temperature

Colour: Bright pale pink with salmon and redcurrant highlights, slightly hazy, fine and lively bubbles

Nose: Fresh red fruits, wild strawberry, raspberry, redcurrant, with hints of citrus zest, rhubarb and a light bready, yeasty touch

Palate: Crisp and thirst-quenching attack, fine sparkle, juicy red berry fruit, dry with barely perceptible residual sugar, tangy acidity and a clean, saline, mouth-watering finish

Alcohol content: 11.5% vol. (approximately, may vary from 11% to 12%)

Soils: Granite and pink granitic sands with schist elements, typical of the Brouilly slopes

Farming: Organic practices, hand-harvesting, low-intervention approach in the vineyard and cellar

Ageing potential: 2 to 3 years, best enjoyed young for its freshness and fruit

Food pairing: Charcuterie, cured ham, goat's cheese, sushi, ceviche, grilled prawns, summer salads, strawberry-based desserts or simply as an aperitif

Serving temperature: 6 to 8°C, opened slowly and chilled upright beforehand