Prosecco made in the old method with a second fermentation in the bottle and the yeasts left unfiltered. Give it a little shake to add a toasty flavour to the lightly bubbly Prosecco.
Biodynamically grown Prosecco made in the Charmat method with fermentation in a pressurized tank. The Brut version is bone-dry and leans heavily into the tart green apple flavours.
Biodynamically grown Prosecco made in the Charmat method with fermentation in a pressurized tank. The Extra Dry version has a small addition of sugar to give a richer and riper flavour.
A well-balanced sparkling shiraz rosé, with cherry, berry, and pomegranate on the nose and white stone fruit on the palate, all packed in an intensely salmon-colored package that makes it pop even in your periphery.
With a hint of gunflint in an orchard-y nose of white peach and lime blossoms, this extra brut sparkling foregoes the Batterieberg's usual austere dryness for a more indulgent profile. Still vibrantly acidic, but perhaps a little broader in its appeal than their fantastic Jour Fixe.
Consisting of a third each of Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, and Pinot Meunier, AND twice the size of a regular bottle, we can't decide whether this is a three-in-one or a two-in-one. Or a six-in-one? Either way, let's celebrate!
Dumangin's Rosé cuvee is a blend of the three main Champagne grapes: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. The fruit is all from estate vineyards in the Premier Cru appellation of Chigny-les-Roses just south of Reims.
