Fossier Biscuit Rose de Reims

Pink Champagne-dunking biscuits · Fossier · Biscuits & wafers · Reims (Champagne)

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Why it's worth it

The pink biscuit of Reims dates to the 1690s and Fossier is its historic maker, once named baker to the crown. It is purpose-built to be dunked in Champagne, soaking up the wine into a pink, berry-flavoured pillow; opinions on eating it dry vary, but as a Champagne-region ritual it has no Czech equivalent.

Taste

Rose-pink vanilla biscuit dusted with icing sugar; airy but crunchy, light and sweet, made to soak up Champagne without falling apart

Why this rating

You can’t get this at homenot sold in Czechia — distinctly local

Reviewers rave about it2 sourced review quotes on file

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Easy to findstocked in mainstream chains at everyday prices

Scores 9 of 10 on our published rubric.

Nutrition

Nutri-Score EBad nutritional quality

Nutritional values per 100 g

Energy value1675 kJ · 392 kcal

Fats3.4 gincluding saturated fatty acids1 g

Carbohydrates82 gincluding sugars53 g

Protein8.4 g

Salt0.2 g

Source: Open Food Facts label data (may lag pack reformulations).

Where & what you'll pay

Carrefour

Monoprix

E.Leclerc€€EAN 3435070062103

If you know Czech shelves

No CZ analog; closest cousin is a sponge finger, but the pink Champagne-dunking biscuit is unique

Sources

“airy but crunchy, with a delicate flavor and a dusting of icing powder”
en.chalons-tourisme.com (guide)
“This delightful Champagne dunker has been around since the early 1690s”
www.wineenthusiast.com (news)

Curated 2026-07-21. Image: Open Food Facts contributors, CC-BY-SA.