Chalky. Persistent. Electric.
Blanc de Blancs Brut Nature
NVFresh, chalky Chardonnay with persistent acidity, ideal for shellfish and sushi.
18 wines, ordered by tasting date.
Chalky. Persistent. Electric.
Fresh, chalky Chardonnay with persistent acidity, ideal for shellfish and sushi.
Pomegranate. Mineral. Juicy.
Fresh, crisp Garnacha with pomegranate, raspberry, and a delicate perfume.
Oily. Briny. Orange Blossom.
Muscat from Samos with orange blossom, brine, and the texture of olive oil.
Mineral. Pear. Chalky.
A young, highly acidic Bical with pear, apple, and a chalky mineral finish.
Solar. Elegant. White Chocolate.
Albariño at ease with age: ripe citrus, salt, and a quiet note of white chocolate.
Lemon. Stone. Salt.
Lemon pith, wet stone, and a salty finish. Direct, precise, gone quickly.
Sharp. Saline. Ready.
Firm acidity, a salty finish, and a bottle ready for the table.
Quince. Broad. Composed.
A Godello with weight and presence.
Apricot. Tea. Grip.
Carbonic maceration gives Hondarrabi Zuri a broader, lightly tannic shape.
Mineral. Acidic. Austere.
Firm acidity, a salty finish, and a wine that asks for food.
Citrus. Floral. Seamless.
Thirteen Alsatian varieties, brought together with surprising ease.
Animal. Tense. Mineral.
A strongly animal wine that needed a full day to come together.
Oxidative. Dry. Saline.
The nose suggested sweetness. The palate had none.
Pear. Juicy. Grippy.
Seven months on skins, yet still juicy and easy to drink.
Peach. Flowers. Texture.
A fragrant white with ripe peach and a broad, coating finish.
Citrus. Soft. Joyful.
Soft bubbles, ripe citrus, and very little reason to stop drinking.
Tea. Salt. Patience.
Tighter than the 2022, with tea-like aromas and a long saline finish.
Redcurrant. Fresh. Lifted.
Light Rufete with tart red fruit, fine tannins, and a lifted finish.
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