Finest Champagne from Germany: Raumland's subtle and very elegant yet extremely long 2004 "MonRose" Brut Blend of Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Chardonnay from the Dalsheim Bürgel Grand Cru has been degorged in October 2013 and tastes like a Prestige Cuvée from the Champagne. The perlage is outstanding and the finesse unrivaled in Germany. It's not cheap, however worth every cent of its 85 Euro. — 10 years ago
Uber yeasty, meaty, acid ++. Good as an aperitif, better way serious cuisine. — 7 years ago
2008 vintage — 9 years ago
Raumland Mon Rose 2001 Brut Sekt: very good Sekt. I tought it to be Champagne — 11 years ago
Solid. Still needs time though. — 10 years ago
Kyle Harvey
Unbelievably refreshing acidity from this German Chardonnay sparkler — 7 years ago