• Spain.
• Catalonia.
• D.O. Empordà.
• Grenache White, Muscat, Macabeo.
• White sparkling. D.O. Empordà.
• Currently marketed by the producer.

  
  This product is not identified or supplied in a specific vintage. The product image and label may not match the vintage identification or other characteristics and details of the product for sale.
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• Reserve.
• Bottle.
• 75 cl.
• 11% Vol.
• Because of its sugar content, it is classified as "Brut Nature". These are the ones with the lowest sugar content, less than 3 grams per liter. Brut Nature: < 3 gr/L Extra Brut: 3 - 6 gr/L Brut: 6 - 12 gr/L Extra Dry: 12 - 17 gr/L Dry: 17 - 32 gr/L Semi Dry: 32 - 50 gr/L (Semi Sweet) Sweet: > 50 gr/L.
• 6ºC.
• 7 Customer reviews.
• ★★★★★

  ★★★★★

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Español [ ES ]

Nos encontramos ante un espumoso superior del Empordà reserva brut nature, con las variedades Macabeo, Garnacha Blanca y Moscatel de Alejandría. Simplemente este coupage lo hace original, diferente y muy personal. Certificado con el sello de la D.O Empordà. En definitiva, nos encontramos ante todo un espumoso por descubrir, de producción limitada y con añada (Millesime). Ideal para tomar entre 6º y 8ºC (temperatura de servicio)

Denominación de Origen Protegida (D.O.P.) Denominación de Origen (D.O.) D.O. Empordà.

The production region of D.O. Empordà is located in La región de Ampurdán (Empordà), hasta 2006 denominada Ampurdán-Costa Brava, abarca la zona vinícola desde la Albera hasta la sierra de Rodas y la Garrotxa de Ampurdán, en España. El área de producción está distribuida en dos subzonas: 35 municipios al norte del Alto Ampurdán y 13 municipios al este del Bajo Ampurdán.