Wine Reviews

Enticing aromas of McIntosh apple, field grass and forest floor open on the nose accented by the faintest touch of grated lemon peel and white-blossom shavings. The floral palate swims into citrus on the finish before finding its legs in a pool of Bartlett pear.

This reserved wine is a masterclass in subtlety. The wine has a muted nose of green plum, honeydew melon and quince accented with ripe yellow apple. Fresh and soft in texture, it reveals additional flavors of apple tart and bosc pear that soothe and pamper the palate.

Open and enjoy with confidence. Lemon-gold in color, the wine has an aromatic nose of biscuit, brioche, red apple and dried white blossom. On the palate, it is lively with a brilliant freshness. This crémant is a great value in plain sight

White flowers and apricots on the nose. This is nicely concentrated with good depth on the palate. This has a bit more density to the bubbles than some of the others with a fresh, floral taste and a lemon drop boiled sweet acidity to the aftertaste. Dry and satisfying.