Drappier NV Carte d'Or Brut (Champagne)
This well-balanced nonvintage Champagne from this major producer in the Aube region is dominated by Pinot Noir, giving rich character and structure. Red apple and ripe melon flavors mean everything is in place, making for a wine that is deliciously ready to drink. Roger Voss
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Price$49,Buy Now
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DesignationCarte d'Or Brut
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Alcohol12%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategorySparkling
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ImporterDreyfus, Ashby & Co
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Date Published12/1/2016
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By D3
This is the worst thing I have ever put in my mouth. Absolutely disgusting. Smells crisp, clean but pungent. Carbonation is perfect but the actual taste and especially aftertaste is beyond horrible. This bottle was a gift so now I know the person who bought it for me must actually hate me.
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