Sparkling Wine

Sparkling Wine

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Champagne is by far the most well-known sparkling wine. From Champagne, France, it is the most recognizable celebratory wine there is. Produced by adding a small amount of sugar to the bottle before bottling, it is a bubbly wine loaded with flavor.

Well-known Champagne brands include Moet, as well as Veuve Clicquot. These high-end, fine Champagnes are quite nice in themselves, however a good sparkling wine (any sparkler NOT from Champagne, France) can hold its own in contest with some of the nicer Champagne brands. Good sparkling wine may come from many countries, including the United States, Italy (Prosecco, Moscato), Spain (Cava), Germany, and even South America!

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  1. Roederer Estate Brut

    NV / 750 ml. | Item#5926

    SP9292 pts. - Wine Spectator - Aug 31, 2019
    Sleek and luxurious, with expressive Asian pear, strawberry blossom and roasted hazelnut flavors that build richness on an opulent finish. Drink now through 2020. 80,000 cases made.
    WE9292 pts. - Wine Enthusiast - 12/31/2015
    The fruit flavors are apparent, fresh and lively in this medium-bodied, beautifully balanced brut. Light pear and pineapple aromas are followed by richer pear and citrus flavors, and subtle hints of baking spices, almonds and a nice earthy touch emerge.
    WS9090 pts. - Wine & Spirits - December 1, 2014
    Roederer Estate’s Brut is reliably open and delicious, this year’s cuvée bursting with concentrated apple flavor. It’s clean and dry with a long, delicate finish enhanced by the barrel-aged reserve wines that winemaker Arnaud Weyrich blends in. Its bold flavors and vinous texture would be great with cracked crab.
    ST8787 pts. - Stephen Tanzer’s International Wine Cellar - May/Jun 2012
    Light yellow. Pear, orange zest and smoky lees on the nose. Offers flavors of melon and fresh orchard fruits, with a honeyed nuance and a spicy overtone. Refreshingly dry and precise, with firm closing grip and lingering bitterness.
    Wine Grapes

    Primary Grape: Chardonnay | All Grapes: 60% Chardonnay

    AWARDS & ACCOLADES

    2018 Wine Spectator Top 100 Selection | #27

    Wine Spectator Top 100 selection - 2018 | #27

    $34.99

    Only $31.49 each when you buy a solid or mixed case

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