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February 23rd, 2008 Sean Posted in Spain, Sparkling No Comments »
January 26th, 2008 Archive Posted in Spain, Sparkling No Comments »
| From the wine maker www.freixenetusa.com |
| Carta Nevada has a residual sugar level of 1.5%, giving it a fruitier flavor, even though it remains technically a Brut. Carta Nevada Brut carries a refreshing light, clean taste and finish appealing to champagne drinkers of all experiences. Full, ripe peach-apricot fruit and vanilla flavors with a big round softness in the mouth. |
| $10.85 |
| This wine has not been reviewed by nosnob.com |
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January 12th, 2008 Archive Posted in Italy, Sparkling No Comments »
| From the winemaker www.alexander.it |
| NOSE: Aromas of flowers, wild strawberries, hay and wild flowers |
| TASTE: Fragrant, slightly bitter, pleasantly aromatic.
COLOR: Straw yellow, clear, with a fine and persistent perlage |
| $ 13.75 |
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January 12th, 2008 Archive Posted in Spain, Sparkling No Comments »
| From the winemaker freixenetusa.com |
| This sparkling wine is fresh, crisp and lively. It is full of ripe cherry and berry flavors with a body that is exceptionally smooth and satiny. It is surprisingly dry with a long and satisfying finish. |
| Brut de Noirs is a blend of two red Spanish grape varieties called Garnacha (50%) and Monastrell (50%). Mediterranean red grapes are naturally lower in acid creating a softer brut without the typical astringent acidity found in most sparkling wines. These red grapes are also responsible for the attractive salmon-pink color of the wine. |
| $ 12.85 |
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January 12th, 2008 Archive Posted in Spain, Sparkling No Comments »
| From the winemaker freixenetusa.com |
| Cordon Negro Brut is crisp, clean and well balanced. The dosage is very dry, but the acidity is lower than most champagnes for a softer, smoother flavor. It is medium-bodied with a moderately long and clean finish. |
| Cordon Negro is a blend of three white Spanish grape varieties called Macabeo (35%), Xarel-lo (25%) and Parellada (40%). Macabeo produces a fairly light but fruity, aromatic wine of medium-high acidity – characteristics crucial to the production of sparkling wine. It is also an important grape in the aging process because its must does not readily oxidize. Xarel-lo yields a robust, high-acid wine and contributes power and depth. Parellada is the star of all cava blends. It has both beautiful demonstrative fruit and finesse. |
| $ 13.35 |
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January 2nd, 2008 Archive Posted in Spain, Sparkling No Comments »
| From the wine maker www.freixenetusa.com |
| This sparkling wine is fresh, crisp and lively. It is full of ripe cherry and berry flavors with a body that is exceptionally smooth and satiny. It is surprisingly dry with a long and satisfying finish. |
| $12.85 |
| This wine has not been reviewed by nosnob.com |
| Feel free to Rate It if you’ve had the chance to taste this wine |