Methode Sauvage

Boschendal

Methode Cap Classique Brut Rosé

Dry, mineral, fizzy but not overwhelming, with a fruity undertone. — 3 months ago

Santo Wines

Brut Methode Traditionnelle Santorini Assyrtiko

NV Curious: first sparkling from assyrtiko grapes. 24 m sur lie. Fresh and with a very high acidity. Lemon. Very good to wake up. With scrambled eggs breakfast. — 7 months ago

Daniel, Serge and 7 others liked this

Pommery

Louis Pommery Brut Methode Champenoise

Sonoma Valley Sparkling project of this exceptional Champagne House. 96% Chardonnay and 4% Pinot Noir. Bright golden color. Aromas and flavors of ripe apples, apricots, pears, white flowers, marzipan, lemon zest and a nice hint of pastry dough. Quite fruit forward with a very soft texture. A fine and consistent bead of bubbles. Quite the crowd pleaser. Outstanding value for this quality. — a year ago

Tom, Paul and 2 others liked this

Domaine Carneros (Taittinger)

Methode Champenoise Brut Carneros Sparkling Wine 2021

California sparkling pop n pour classic. — 4 months ago

Andrew, Ted and 6 others liked this

Piper-Heidsieck

Rosé Sauvage Brut Champagne

What a colour. Red like some burgundyy pns. Full of strawberry, shy in mousse. — 8 months ago

Peter and Berry liked this

Domaine Chandon

Exceptional Methode Traditionnelle California Brut White Blend

Smooth California methode Champenoise, before dinners drinks at the Beehive in Boston — a year ago

Gruet Winery

Sauvage Zéro Dosage Sparkling Blanc de Blancs Chardonnay

bright and v dry with an almost grassy acidity sparkling wine from new mexico — notes of pear and apple.

it’s a great fresh pairing for a weekend brunch.
— 6 months ago

Pascal Jolivet

Sauvage Sancerre Sauvignon Blanc 2022

Delicious while overpriced. — 8 months ago

Jacqueline Leonne

Methode Champenoise Rosé Blend

Light and approachable sparking Rosé with Champenoise Method from Albuquerque, NM. 100% Pinot Noir, soft notes of raspberries, dry and refreshing. Clean and short finish, but delicious! Sensibly priced under $20.
What’s not to like?
— 9 months ago