Cuvée Suzanne Gosset

Some personalities transcend time, and Suzanne Gosset is among them. As President of the House from 1955 to 1965, Suzanne Gosset played a pivotal role in its history, skilfully combining tradition and innovation. Inspired by the world of perfumery, her other great passion, it was she who introduced the first transparent bottle for a rosé Champagne in 1947. This bold move was inspired by her wish to showcase the purity and finesse of this exceptional wine by revealing its delicate and elegant colour.

“An ode to today’s way of connecting and celebrating”.

Today, the Champagne House is giving the Cuvée “Suzanne Gosset” - a thoughtful and timeless tribute
created by Albert in honour of his mother - a new lease of life. First introduced with the 1985 “Brut Rosé”, this cuvée was presented in a bottle adorned with roses, a flower Suzanne loved, and a symbol of her natural grace
and beauty. Like its namesake, the Cuvée “Suzanne Gosset” embodies the art of eortless, elegant hospitality.

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