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93 Points

Saturday, June 15, 2019 - Pop and pour. In the glass, light-medium gold, with very fine bubbles. On the nose, fresh cut green apples and almond pastry. On the palate, loads of green apple, with seawater, lemon, and hazelnuts in the background. If you're looking at this wine to fill the role of a traditional brut, you're going to be disappointed - but if you're looking for a fruit-forward and less dry sparkling wine with a character of its own, particularly as an assertive partner for food, this is for you.

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  • Comment posted by Seth Rosenberg:

    6/15/2019 8:47:00 PM - brut(e). (in a good way)

    ;)

  • Comment posted by jshufelt:

    6/15/2019 8:52:00 PM - Exactly!

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