Cremant de Jura Blanc de Noir Domaine Role
Art. # 4332From the vineyards in the appellations of Arbois and Côtes du Jura, this Crémant is a blend of predominantly Pinot Noir and the local specialty Pulsar. Classic vinification using the prestigious traditional method, with a second fermentation occurring in the bottle.
Aromas and flavors of stone fruits, peach, apricot, white flowers. Fine bubbles and very good length. A wonderful 'table' Crémant, aromatic and expressive, perfect not only as an aperitif but also in combination with fish dishes. Serve at around 8 degrees.
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