Excellent acidity, strawberry, very refreshing, summertime drink — 2 years ago
Bought this one at K&L — 6 years ago

Paul T, Missing My Beautiful Wife 24/7
That’s where I buy most of my bottles nowadaysA sweet sparkler. A little past its best but very enjoyable and refreshing. 6.5% alcohol. — 11 years ago
A blend of Chardonnay, Chenin, Mauzac and Pinot Noir, a very limited cuvée resulting in a nice wine combining elegance and floral notes with delicate vinous notes and great body 😏 — 11 years ago
Unique and quite good. Fine, persistent mousse from extended frames aromas of green apple, pear skin, chamomile, and light brioche. There is a hint of oxidative nuttiness. On the palate, crisp and energetic, with cider-like nuance, gentle toast, and a savory, slightly herbal finish.
100% Mauzac aged on lees for 30 months. 6g/L dosage but tasted like brut nature. Blanquette de Limoux is widely regarded as the oldest recorded sparkling wine. — 4 months ago
Purchased at Wine Styles. Interesting first sip with fruit finish. Pretty good! — 5 years ago
The effervescence of this wine greets you like a much needed sunny afternoon. Fresh strawberries tickle the tongue and a light, citrus rounds out the flavor palette. This delightfully approachable wine can be saved for a celebration or casually sipped with friends. — 7 years ago
Very good sparkling wine (same traditional champagne method) considering it's price. I bought it for 9€ in Paris. Quality is surprising. A very good œnologie recommended. Prefer to to any cheaper champagne brut (lesson thesugary aspect) that are around 15-20€ — 9 years ago
Sweet & light alternative to the sharp champagne bite. Very pleasant. — 11 years ago
Domaine de Fourn - Vins Robert - Methode Ancestrale Limoux- A gentle style of Methode Ancestrale where the residual sugar seems well integrated - a nice yellow pale color with bright acidity and mousse notes off stone fruits summer white flowers and honey - a great value for money made of 100% Mauzac — 11 years ago
Famille Antech Le Mauzac (Blanquette de Limoux Brute Nature) $22. Perfect small bubbles. Not too dry. Buy again! — a year ago
If brioche and green apples had a baby. — 3 years ago
"I'm not sure if it's too dry or too sweet...but it's too something." From the lips of the sommelier gods to the lips of @Jana Everett — 6 years ago
9 February 2016. Benoit Bistro, New York, NY. — 11 years ago
A very reliable house in Limoux for nice sparklers. The Brut shows lots of Granny Smith apple, soft bubbles, and clean finish. Hard to beat for 6 euros! — 11 years ago
Cheese on the nose, green apple notes and pleasant caramelized sugar aftertaste. — 11 years ago
Ana Laura Gonzalez Coria
Bubbly, champagne adjacent! It might eff you up!
Sapphire said it was really good. — 5 days ago