In the 1970s, Rémi and Henri Krug, the fifth generation of the family, succeeded their father at the helm of the Maison. It was their idea to create an all-new Krug Champagne. A completely different Rosé. The idea came to fruition during the 1976 vintage, after numerous tasting sessions. And it was not presented to the world until seven years later, in 1983. Only such a long rest, in fact, allows this wine to achieve a truly unique expression and elegance. Krug Rosé, in fact, expresses a wide range of elegant fruit notes, revealing surprising breadth and depth. Perfect for pairing with boldly flavored dishes, this Champagne can replace excellent red wines with its liveliness. As always for Maison Krug, these bottles are also the result of a complex blending of several reserve wines. That is why each vintage, or rather each edition, always manages to surprise with different nuances. Each edition is created from a specific vintage while reserve wines can account for even more than 70 percent of the final blend. To find out all about your bottle, Krug provides a unique tool on its website. An ID code that allows you to relive each stage of the cuvée's creation. And to receive advice not only on the best way to enhance Champagne at the table, but also on the music to listen to in order to best appreciate every nuance. The journey has begun…