Patrice Grasset Crémant de Loire Brut NV
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What the critics think
Bronze Winner
Decanter World Wine Awards
What the critics think
Bronze Winner
Decanter World Wine Awards
About the wine
Loire's answer to Champagne
Bright citrus, smooth vanilla, delicate bubbles… just say oui. Because it’s a sparkling made outside of Champagne (the Loire Valley, in fact), this French bubbly goes by another name - Crémant. And it’s an irresistible sparkling to add to your ice bucket.
With your funding, Patrice harvested Loire’s famous Chenin Blanc, Chardonnay and a smidge of Cabernet Franc to make this regal regional Crémant – like Champagne – with secondary fermentation in the bottle and a year’s aging in underground caves.
Crémant de Loire is known for its exceptional quality and versatility as an aperitif, and the perfect match for a luxurious French sweet treat (like éclairs and lemon meringue). The most lip-smacking part? It’s yours for a fraction of the cost of Champagne. Treat yourself and taste what Crémant is all about.
Best before
It will age for 2-3 years, but why wait?
Serving advice
Chill it a bit, but don't serve too cold to best reveal this bubbly's bright flavors.
Food match
This is an excellent apéritif, but also pairs wonderfully with seafood and festive desserts like lemon meringue and my favorite, profiteroles, a French puff pastry with sweet or savory fillings.
Contains sulphites
Wine profile
Meet the winemaker - Patrice Grasset
- This third-generation French winemaker makes made some of the highest-rated wines while working at Villebois winery, home of his best-selling French wines.
- Since he was a little boy working alongside his grandfather, Patrice dreamed of making his own wines from the 160 million-year-old soils of his hometown, and Angels made that dream come true.
- For unpretentious French wines that capture the uniqueness of the most famous terroir in the world, look no further than Patrice.
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