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Sparkling White – Riesling

A sophisticated, sparkling Riesling with delicate, persistent bubbles that lend an air of refinement. On the palate, it’s crisp with vibrant acidity. Flavors of tart citrus, underripe pear and green melon are layered with a minerality and subtle herbal edge. The finish is long, clean and mouthwatering, with lingering notes of lemon and nectarine.

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Classic Sparkling White

A lively all-occasion sparkling white that’s vibrant and elegant with crisp yellow orchard fruit, lychee, passion fruit and a subtle hint of biscotti reminiscent of finer champagnes. It’s the ideal wine to add a touch of sparkle to any occasion and keep the celebrations going.

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Serving Suggestions

Best served chilled. 

  • Assorted oysters on a bed of ice with lemon, sauce, and a fork.
  • Pasta dish with prawns on a white plate
  • Assorted sushi including salmon, avocado, and tuna on a black background
  • Dish of pasta with a side of flatbread and soup on a wooden table.
  • Baked bread slices with a dish of cream cheese and rosemary in an oven.

Pairings

Seafood like Oysters, Shellfish, Sashimi, Fettuccine Alfredo, Prosciutto, Salami, Olives, Popcorn, Kettle Chips. Soft cheeses like brie, camembert, and goat cheese

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Sparkling Rosé – Zinfandel

A sparkling, crisp and refined Zinfandel with a fine stream of persistent, tiny bubbles that speak to its elegance. On the palate, flavors of tart cherry, pink grapefruit, and white peach unfold gracefully, balanced by a mineral edge and a subtle saline note. The finish is long, dry, and refreshingly clean.

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Classic Sparkling Rosé

An all-season sparkling rosé with a vibrant effervescence and bright fruit expression that will instantly enliven the mood. Juicy pomegranate seeds intermingle with the crisp acidity of tart cranberries delighting the palate both are harmoniously balanced by hints of biscotti reminiscence of finer champagnes. It’s the ideal rosé to add a touch of sparkle to any occasion and keep the celebrations going.

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Serving Suggestions

Best served chilled. 

  • Assorted sushi including salmon, avocado, and tuna on a black background
  • Plated dish of raw fish with sliced radish and jalapeño, served with tortilla chips.
  • Small appetizers with caviar and ham on a wooden board
  • Dish of pasta with a side of flatbread and soup on a wooden table.
  • Slices of cheese with honey and pomegranate seeds on a dark surface

Pairings

Seafood like Oysters, Sushi, Sashimi, Ceviche, Caviar, Smoked Salmon; Mac N’ Cheese; Cheeses like Brie and Aged Cheddar.

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Production Details

Gently whole cluster pressed, cold settled, fermented in a stainless-steel tank, no malolactic fermentation. No cooperage.  100% stainless steel.

We use an innovative low temperature vacuum distillation process to remove the alcohol while preserving 100% of the natural aromas and flavors from the original wine. The acidity and flavors are slightly impacted as alcohol is removed.  We dilute the wine with water to compensate for alcohol lost and add natural flavors to complement existing flavors of the wine. We then put the wine through its second fermentation which occurs in large pressurized tanks which is where the wine develops carbon dioxide gas creating tiny bead size bubbles reminiscent of some of the greatest wines of Champagne.

What People Are Saying

  • “The sparkling rosé boasts rose petal, citrus and brioche aromas that remind me of older vintages of Champagne. The taste is succulent and citrusy, with a long finish.”

    — Bloomberg

  • “I love a challenge,” says Pott. “When working on the Missing Thorn Sparkling Rosé, I thought about my most pleasurable experiences with Champagne. I kept coming back to old grower Champagnes. It’s a thrill to try and model the wines I love.”

    — Forbes