Let’s get bubbly!
It’s a brand new year and I always love kicking it off with
bubbles – crisp, clean, and alive! Is there a better sound than popping open a
bottle of some sparkling wine? It makes me giddy. No matter what region you
prefer; sparkling wine from the states, Cava from Spain, Prosecco from Italy,
or Champagne from France, it’s generally all good. Although I usually prefer
mine from France, Champagne can get pricey. What’s nice though is that I can
still get that French profile I like from other regions that are far less
expensive. For instance, The Languedoc in Southern France is a great choice.
One of my favorites is the Cote Mas Cremant de Limoux Brut NV (that was a mouthful). It is artfully crafted with a blend of 60% Chardonnay, 20% Chenin, 10% Pinot Noir, and 10% Mauzac. It has alluring notes of citrus, honey, green apple, and peach and it finishes with just a hint of graphite. This bottle has great power and structure coupled with crisp bubbles, making for a delicious party in your glass!
Flaunting a price point of $15.99 for the quality of juice you’re getting, you can’t go wrong picking up a bottle. After enjoying a glass or two of this sparkling wine, I’m feeling rather bubbly myself! Happy New Year and
One of my favorites is the Cote Mas Cremant de Limoux Brut NV (that was a mouthful). It is artfully crafted with a blend of 60% Chardonnay, 20% Chenin, 10% Pinot Noir, and 10% Mauzac. It has alluring notes of citrus, honey, green apple, and peach and it finishes with just a hint of graphite. This bottle has great power and structure coupled with crisp bubbles, making for a delicious party in your glass!
Flaunting a price point of $15.99 for the quality of juice you’re getting, you can’t go wrong picking up a bottle. After enjoying a glass or two of this sparkling wine, I’m feeling rather bubbly myself! Happy New Year and
Sláinte! TCW
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