Prévost Fac-Simile Rosé Extra Brut (2014)

Posted by Joe Salamone

There are few, if any, producers in Champagne who have elevated Meunier the way that Prévost has.

Fac-Simile is an astonishing example of what can be done with Pinot Meunier and Rosé Champagne in general.

Of course, this hasn't gone unnoticed. Fac-Simile is one of the rarest and most hunted wines in all of Champagne.

Prévost only has 2.2ha and out of the two wines that he makes, Fac-Simile is by far the most limited. Finding it in quantity can seem impossible at times.

I should underscore that quantities are extremely limited and allocations seem inevitable.

Prévost's village of Gueux has a very specific terroir - the soils are made of sand and calcareous clay and are uniquely studded with tiny fossils that date back 45 million years.

We're big fans of Prévost's 2014s. The Fac-Simile delivers Prévost's unique minerality with blazing energy and textural fascination. There's a thrilling sense of harmony and completeness. The wine has dazzling currents of ripe citrus with floral notes, smoke and a kinetic, tension-filled chalky minerality.

I'm going to wrap this up. There's no point in fanning the fire. Please give us your ideal order and we'll try our best.

To order, email

offers@crushwineco.com or call the store at (212) 980-9463.

Joe Salamone


Wine Buyer
Crush Wine & Spirits

Prévost Fac-Simile Rosé Extra Brut (2014)