Cremant d’Alsace Sauvage Brut Rosé, Cattin Freres
Description
With delicious aromas of citrus zest and strawberries, this is a versatile style, pure and elegant.
Varietal: 100% Pinot Noir
Terroir: Parcels are located in the heart of the Alsace vineyard, 10 km south of Colmar. Colmar is the capital of Alsace wines and one of the driest regions in France. The Alsace vineyard enjoys a unique location, between the Vosges Massif and the Black Forest, and a semi-continental climate. Located at an altitude of 300 meters, the soils are heavy, deep and well drained. The richness of the soil, combined with ideal exposure, enables the production of complex, rich and racy wines. Organic farming.
Serving suggestion: Serve chilled. Excellent on its own, or with fish, seafood, white meats and desserts.
£20.95
Quantity Available: 2
Product Code: S15440
Country
France
Region
Alsace
Vintage
NV
Alcohol Vol
12%
Bottle Size
75cl
Closure
champagne cork
Organic
YES
Grape Varieties
Pinot Noir
Producer Details
The Cattin family arrived in Voegtlinshoffen, a small village famous for its wines since the Middle-Ages, in 1720. The tradition of father working with son has been passed down through the generations ever since. They have expanded beyond their own holdings, buying grapes from a number of other growers. Although not certified, the Cattin’s work organically in all of their own vineyards.
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