Domaine Laurier Brut Methode Champenoise

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    750ML

    ABV
    11.5%

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    Using the traditional methode champenoise process to make champagne, results in a sparkling wine that has that wonderful, toasty aroma and fine bead. Domaine Laurier also preserves the nuances provided by the Chardonnay grape so that the champagne has the added fruit, depth, and complexity that are hallmarks of Chardonnay wines.

    For food pairings, experimentation is encouraged. Instead of listing all the traditional favorite foods that go with champagne, their belief is that champagne, because of its bubbles and crisp acidity, lends itself to pairing with a large variety of foods.

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    Domaine Laurier, California
    Whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, holiday or any event that calls for sparkling wine, Domaine Laurier Brut Sparkling Wine makes any occasion a cause to celebrate. Created in the methode champenoise style, Domaine Laurier is aggressively priced to suit any gathering, large or small.
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    California enjoys a long history and proven reputation as an admirable source of sparkling wines. Agoston Haraszthy, who established Buena Vista Winery in the mid 1850s, first attempted to make traditional method sparkling wine in California in the 1870s. Shortly thereafter Korbel followed, and with great success. Today domestic producers such as Schramsberg, Iron Horse and J. Wine Co remain at the forefront of the market.

    Since the 1970s the state has consistently attracted the attention and investment of large and respected European and French-based firms who are responsible for Domaine Chandon, Mumm-Napa Valley, Roederer Estate and Domaine Carneros (Taittinger), to name a few. Anderson Valley and Carneros remain standout regions for top quality Pinot noir and Chardonnay for these.

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