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Blanc de Blancs Brut

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Switzerland  La Côte 

Sparkling Chasselas as it should be done. Simply amazing - refreshing, fruity, lively.

Features Unoaked, Vegetarian and Vegan
Style White, Sparkling, Dry, Single Variety
Varieties
  • Alpine Wines Grape Varieties: Chasselas
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Blanc de Blancs Brut 2012 75cl cl
£42.32
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Blanc de Blancs Brut 2010 75cl cl
£43.20
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Not all sparkling Chasselas is a success but Yves produces a magical bottle.

It took him many years of learning and trying to get this result, understand what vines and what grapes to select for it - and it shows. A low acidity, smooth and mineral sparkling wine - a favourite not just for the Swiss abroad but also for many people who find traditional sparkling wines too acidic.

Smooth on its own and an elegant partner to oysters, seafood, sushi and many other subtle dishes.

Style White, Sparkling, Dry, Single Variety
Winemaker Domaine de Maison Blanche
Country Switzerland
Region La Côte
Features Unoaked, Vegetarian and Vegan
AOC Mont-sur-Rolle
Aged In Steel
Closure Sparkling
Varieties Chasselas
Ripeness Normal
Winemaking Matured on the Lees
2012
Product Code 41MB0212
Size 75cl
Alcohol 12.5
Last Tasted 2 Mar 2020
mature evolution? No
Case Size 9
Closure Sparkling
In a nutshell Chasselas as sparkling, magic
2008
Product Code 4113059
Size 75cl
2009
Product Code 4114028
Size 75cl
Alcohol 12
2010
Product Code 4117040
Size 75cl
Alcohol 12.5
Last Tasted 18 Dec 2019
mature evolution? Yes
Keep Until 2025+
Case Size 9
Closure Sparkling
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This brut sparkling wine is made from selected grapes in the traditional method. It is left three years on the lees and then three years in the bottle before being sold.
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