Veuve Clicquot Rosé NV Champagne
£49.00
The white version of this legendary fizz is called “Carte Jaune”, which is unusual because its label is clearly orange and not yellow. So we’ve decided to call the Rosé “Carte Violet” even though it’s pink. That’s just how we roll at Oddbins. Despite her apparent colour blindness and her quite frankly terrifying appearance (have...
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The white version of this legendary fizz is called “Carte Jaune”, which is unusual because its label is clearly orange and not yellow. So we’ve decided to call the Rosé “Carte Violet” even though it’s pink. That’s just how we roll at Oddbins. Despite her apparent colour blindness and her quite frankly terrifying appearance (have a look at the portrait of the “merry” widow on Veuve’s Wikipedia page), Madame Clicquot sure made a mean Champagne. The red fruit pie flavoured and elegantly pink Carte Violet is no exception.
Phillipe Cliquot set up the family business in 1772, pledging to have his wares ‘cross all borders’. Steadily built up by the family over generations, the Veuve Cliquot vineyards now cover 515 hectares, of which 485 hectares are in production, to supply grapes to the House. It spreads over some of the best Champagne growth areas: 12 of the 17 Grand Crus and 19 of the 44 Premier Crus. The vineyards boast an exceptional average classification of close to 97%, a ranking that is based on the winegrowing properties of the terroir and the quality of the grapes produced.
Phillipe Cliquot set up the family business in 1772, pledging to have his wares ‘cross all borders’. Steadily built up by the family over generations, the Veuve Cliquot vineyards now cover 515 hectares, of which 485 hectares are in production, to supply grapes to the House. It spreads over some of the best Champagne growth areas: 12 of the 17 Grand Crus and 19 of the 44 Premier Crus. The vineyards boast an exceptional average classification of close to 97%, a ranking that is based on the winegrowing properties of the terroir and the quality of the grapes produced.
UK Mainland Addresses
(excludes Northern Ireland, the Scottish Highlands & Islands, and the Isles of Wight, Man and Scilly - please see below)
(excludes Northern Ireland, the Scottish Highlands & Islands, and the Isles of Wight, Man and Scilly - please see below)
| Service | Price | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|
|
Standard |
£4.95 FREE |
Most Standard Delivery parcels arrive within 2 working days of placement of your order. Free Standard Delivery is offered on all orders of £100 or more. |
| Next Day | £6.95 |
If you place an order by 2pm (UK time), Monday - Thursday, it will be delivered the next working day* Excludes Bank Holidays. Orders placed between 2pm on Thursday and 2pm on Friday will be delivered on the following Monday and orders placed between 2pm Friday and 2pm Monday will be delivered on the following Tuesday. |
| Saturday |
£11.95 (all order values) |
Orders must be placed online by 2pm Friday to be delivered on the Saturday of the same week, otherwise it is assumed the order is for the following Saturday. Available for most UK Mainland Postcodes. |
| Next Day Before 12noon |
£12.95 (all values) |
Available for most UK Mainland Postcodes.Orders must be placed online by 2pm for delivery the next working day. |
| Next Day Before 10am |
£19.95 (all values) |
Available for most UK Mainland Postcodes.Orders must be placed online by 2pm for delivery the next working day. |
Remote Areas - Northern Ireland, the Scottish Highlands & Islands, Isle of Wight, Isle of Man and The Scilly Isles
| Delivery Service | Price | Additional Information |
|---|---|---|
|
Standard |
£9.95 |
We can only offer Standard Delivery to these parts of the UK and delivery times will vary locally. Typically, orders placed before 2pm should be received in 3 or 4 working days, although some of the most rural locations may take longer.** Free Standard Delivery to mainland UK addresses on orders over £100. |