Sugrue Pierre Ltd. 2010 The Trouble with Dreams Sparkling (England)
Editors' Choice
Beautifully delineated fruit constitues the nose, with ripe, yellow plum playing alongside crisp, green apple. The palate layers a sonorous tone of sourdough bread with rich hints of yeast, green-apple briskness and gentle yellow plum. The notions unite with the fizzing, fine mousse. On the midpalate and the finish, the depth of this wine becomes clear: Profound and rich but in a totally slender, unassuming and convincing fashion. The finish is pure and lasting. Drink 2017–2027. Anne Krebiehl MW
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Price$80,Buy Now
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DesignationThe Trouble with Dreams
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Alcohol12%
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Bottle Size750 ml
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CategorySparkling
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ImporterDNS Wines
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Date Published12/1/2017
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