Crémant de Bourgogne, Dom. Naudin-Ferrand - NV
Item # 39909
750mL
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Tasting Notes
A lovely sparkling wine that is made from a blend of Chardonnay and Pinot Noir with a dosage of about 4g/liter. The grapes are from Haute cotes de Beaune. This delightful bubbly is a great match for oysters and fried foods.
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Staff Pick Notes
This is a beautifully distinctive cremant made by Claire Naudin. There's enough complexity here to satisfy any Champagne snob while showing an elevated level of vivacity in body and perfume that you'd be hard pressed find in too many other sparkling wines from anywhere. The nose shows crushed shells, almond skin, lemon curd, fresh cut white flowers, green snap pea, citrus zest, and a hint of white pepper. On the palate the wine feels alive, rapturous and with excellent transparency of flavor- no doubt from the low sulfur levels Claire uses in her wines. This is a singular cremant that lacks nothing in charm, versatility, depth and value. The world needs more wines styled like those by Claire Naudin!
- AG
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