Free Rosé Wine is the still rosé in JP Chenet's alcohol-free Free sub-range, sitting alongside a sparkling Chardonnay variant. The grapes are harvested at peak ripeness to concentrate primary aromatics before dealcoholisation, a step the brand treats as central to the quality of this expression. Alcohol is removed through low-temperature vacuum evaporation, a process designed to preserve the aromatic profile of the original wine rather than stripping it back aggressively. It is presented in the brand's Joséphine bottle, a distinctive curved-neck format that has been part of JP Chenet's identity since 1984.