Trentadue Winery – OPR California Champagne
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Sparkling
The Facts
UPCs NV (750ml) - 0 89098 50001 2
Origins USA - CA > California
Appellation California
Varietal White - Other
Cepage 100% Colombard
Winemaking This sparkling Blanc-de-Blancs is made with French Colombard grapes from the Mendocino and Lodi regions, using the Charmat process. The base still wine is put through secondary fermentation in small 1,000-2,000 gallon glass lined tanks and the process takes about 45 days to complete.
Aging Fermentation process takes about 45 days to complete
Markets California, Texas
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The Character
Overall Slightly sweet, bright, green apple & pear
Aromas Green apple & pear
Mouthfeel Slightly sweet, clean fruitiness and balanced acidity
Tasting Notes Slightly sweet, mellow style Champagne with clean fruitiness and balanced acidity. Bright aromas & flavors of green apple and pear..
Selling Point Bright and beautiful sparkling you can drink every day!
Pairings aperitif, hors d'oeuvres, charcuterie, salads, light fare
The Story
Trentadue California Champagne Blanc-de-Blancs is created using only select premium varietal wines. It is especially formulated to make it versatile, ideal for serving as an aperitif, to accompany hors d'oeuvres, charcuterie, and light food of all kinds. It is an attractively delicate, fruity wine with a smooth, crisp finish.
This sparkling white is made with French Colombard grapes from the Mendocino and Lodi regions, using the Charmat bulk process. The base still wine is put through secondary fermentation in small 1,000-2,000 gallon glass lined tanks and the process takes about 45 days to complete. The result is a slightly sweet, mellow style Champagne with clean fruitiness and balanced acidity, featuring bright, fresh aromas and flavors of green apple and pear.
In 2005 U. S. winemakers made an agreement with the European Union not to use the Champagne moniker to describe their sparkling wines. However, a few wineries were grandfathered in to use the "Champagne" title, and Trentadue was one of those wineries.
While we associate Champagne or sparkling wine with special occasions and the holiday season, they are actually great just about any time... as a cocktail before dinner, with lighter fare, and with dessert. Whatever your setting or occasion, Trentadue California Champagne is a great choice for value and quality.
This sparkling white is made with French Colombard grapes from the Mendocino and Lodi regions, using the Charmat bulk process. The base still wine is put through secondary fermentation in small 1,000-2,000 gallon glass lined tanks and the process takes about 45 days to complete. The result is a slightly sweet, mellow style Champagne with clean fruitiness and balanced acidity, featuring bright, fresh aromas and flavors of green apple and pear.
In 2005 U. S. winemakers made an agreement with the European Union not to use the Champagne moniker to describe their sparkling wines. However, a few wineries were grandfathered in to use the "Champagne" title, and Trentadue was one of those wineries.
While we associate Champagne or sparkling wine with special occasions and the holiday season, they are actually great just about any time... as a cocktail before dinner, with lighter fare, and with dessert. Whatever your setting or occasion, Trentadue California Champagne is a great choice for value and quality.
About Trentadue Winery
Producer Story
Trentadue is a small, family-owned winery with rich Italian heritage. For over 55 years they have a history of growing premium wine grapes on their Alexander Valley estate vineyard, with some vines dating back to 1886. They strive to balance the traditions of the area’s early Italian growers and the ever-evolving viticulture industry.
Producer Story
Trentadue is a small, family-owned winery with rich Italian heritage. For over 55 years they have a history of growing premium wine grapes on their Alexander Valley estate vineyard, with some vines dating back to 1886. They strive to balance the traditions of the area’s early Italian growers and the ever-evolving viticulture industry.
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