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Royal British Legion Jacober Brut , 75cl
Ruinart Blanc de Blancs NV, 75cl
Ruinart Brut NV, 75cl
Ruinart Rosé NV, 75cl
Santa Eleni Prosecco, 75cl
Crisp, fruity, its taste is reminiscent of the fragrance of a fruit cocktail made with apples. This particular fruity sparkling wine is the result of natural fermentation in autoclaves.
Severan Brut Sparkling Blanc de Blancs , 75cl
Taittinger Brut NV , 75cl
Vera Wang Party Prosecco Rose , 75cl
Vera Wang Party Prosecco White , 75cl
Veuve Clicquot Rich, 75cl
Veuve Clicquot Yellow NV , 75cl
A champagne house is judged primarily on the quality of its Brut non-vintage, which, more than any other wine reveals its art of assemblage. Powerful and complex, the Brut Yellow ensures continuity of the House style and offers an "aromatic" rare brand remembered for long.
Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Brut NV , 37.5cl
Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label NV, 1.5L
A champagne house is judged primarily on the quality of its Brut non-vintage, which, more than any other wine reveals its art of assemblage. Powerful and complex, the Brut Yellow ensures continuity of the House style and offers an "aromatic" rare brand remembered for long.
Bottega Rose Prosecco , 75cl
Moet & Chandon N.I.R NV, 75cl
Off the Line Lady of Charmat Rose Sparkling , 75cl
Champagne is the king of sparkling wines and must be made in the Champagne region of France to be considered champagne. Champagne is produced using the black pinot noir and pinot meunier grapes and the white chardonnay grape. Sparkling wines made outside of the region of Champagne are simply known as sparkling wine and include Italy’s prosecco and moscato d’asti, cava from Spain, cremant from other regions of France and a vast array of other fantastic sparkling wines from Australia, New Zealand and America among other producers. The bubbles in sparkling wines are formed during a second fermentation period when sugar and yeast are added to a still wine.