The French distillery in Côtes-d’Armor intends to bring fresh air to the world of blended whiskies
Post phylloxera this low yielding variety almost became extinct in Gaillac
Made with minimal SO2 this shows excellent verve and lift with substantial generosity of fruit for this outstanding 'entry level' cuvee
and barreled in 20% new french oak barrels
Grapes are grown on south facing terraces between 400-600m
Marchand & Burch Cremant de Bourgogne NV mchenry The French distillery in Côtes-d’ArmorEnticing strawberry aromas and vibrant red berry notes are beautifully complemented by hints of sherbet, apple strudel, and a whisper of waterfall mist. The mousse is fine yet lively, offering an engaging first impression. Upon tasting, a creamy and smooth mousse unfolds, balanced by a subtle acidity that dances across the palate, ensuring a crisp and dry finish. Flavours of clementine, pink lady apple, and toffee gracefully emerge in the midpalate,