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Champagne: Roger Pouillon Rosé NV, $44
Sometimes the overt fruit flavors and aromas–achieved by adding a small amount of still red wine–of rosé Champagnes mask the wines’ yeasty, brioche-like aromas. But not if they’re well made, like this one, which maintains a balance between the two. “Sometimes that brioche quality comes through as an almond note in a rosé, and I definitely get that here,” says Clarke. “It has a cherry, raspberry element, but balanced with those other elements. Definitely a good wine [that] works especially well with medium fish like tuna, cod and salmon.” Eric Arnold.
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