Sparkling Wine
Sparkling wine is an alcoholic beverage with significant levels of carbon dioxide, which is the source of the “sparkling” carbonation. The carbon dioxide may have a natural fermentation, either in a bottle or in a container type barrel which is designed to withstand significant pressure as in the Charmat process.
The United States is a major producer of many sparkling wine varieties such as the every popular Rose sparklers and the white fruitier flavors. France is the ultimate source for sparkling beverages, however, California and Oregon have most recently been added to the must try category.
The United Kingdom has entered the sparkling beverage platform, however, the limited growing times and weather conditions will most likely keep them from overtaking the French.
Cloudy Bay Pelorus NV
An extremely high quality sparkling wine from this cult producer. Noticeably rich and full-bodied in style, with an opulent character to the fruit and distinctive toastiness on the nose, but with elegance nonetheless.
Perle de Vigne Crémant de Bourgogne NV, Louis Bouillot
A light, fresh sparkling Crémant de Bourgogne. Burgundy shares the Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes which make this wine with Champagne, although a slightly warmer climate makes this wine softer and earlier…
Lindauer Special Select NV
A blend of 30% Chardonnay and 70% Pinot Noir, this is the top Lindauer product. Great complexity and a rich fruity flavour, with just a blush of rosé colour. Great to drink on its own or with…
Lindauer Brut NV
Consistently one of the most sought-after sparkling wines. Predominantly made from Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, the Champagne grapes, it shows fresh citrussy fruit and a zingy finish.
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Cloudy Bay Pelorus 2004
Sparkling wine from the highest profile and arguably best producer in New Zealand, Cloudy Bay. Extremely rich and yeasty this gives many a Champagne a run for its money.
Prosecco Frizzante Il Cortigiano NV, Veneto
Wonderfully delicate dry sparkling wine - absolutely perfect for an afternoon drink. Alternatively the slight hints of acidity make it a wonderful partner for antipasti.
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