Verre Anglais
£29.90
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A Cremant de Bourgogne, brut, blanc de noir, made with 100 per cent Pinot Noir grapes from Chablis, France.
Verre Anglais has a delightful golden colour with delicate bubbles. On the nose, there are beautiful aromas of citrus and grapefruit.
The palate has the characteristic richness of Pinot Noir with brilliant complexity. A wonderful fruit intensity makes it exceptionally versatile – suitable for drinking alone, yet robust enough to pair with food.
The excellent structure of this sparkling wine suggests it will continue to evolve well over time.
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Introducing Verre Anglais – a new and exciting entrant to the market with very limited production. This spectacular fizz is a high quality Cremant de Bourgogne, produced in Chablis, France.
The late, great Gary Rhodes was one of the founding partners.
It’s a blanc de noir, made with 100 per cent Pinot Noir grapes. Made in the traditional Champagne method and spending almost two years on the lees, it has a very distinctive and almost vintage-like flavour.
The name ‘Verre Anglais’ comes from the contribution the English made to creation of Champagne, which is the bottle strong enough to contain sparkling wine.
It is very much a coming together of both French and English efforts.
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Wow! Superb
What an excellent find. <br /> Absolutely delicious and reasonably priced <br /> <br />
Great Cremant
Delicate bubbles, good value
A Cremant de Bourgogne, brut, blanc de noir, made with 100 per cent Pinot Noir grapes from Chablis, France.
Verre Anglais has a delightful golden colour with delicate bubbles. On the nose, there are beautiful aromas of citrus and grapefruit.
The palate has the characteristic richness of Pinot Noir with brilliant complexity. A wonderful fruit intensity makes it exceptionally versatile – suitable for drinking alone, yet robust enough to pair with food.
The excellent structure of this sparkling wine suggests it will continue to evolve well over time.