Ferrari NV Perlé Zero13 Chardonnay (Trento)
Delicate aromas suggesting yellow spring flower, brioche and white stone fruit form the nose on this elegant, focused sparkler. It's racy and dry, featuring yellow apple, Bartlett pear, Meyer lemon and toast alongside a persistent, refined perlage. Crisp acidity gives it a pristine close. Kerin O’Keefe
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Price$45,Buy Now
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DesignationPerlé Zero13
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Alcohol12.5%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategorySparkling
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ImporterTaub Family Selections
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Date Published4/1/2021
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