Gratien & Meyer Crémant de Loire Brut 12% ABV 0.75 l
- Item No.: 500495-02
- EAN: 3113590000392
- Contents: 0.75 l
- Category: Sparkling wine
- Country oforigin: France
- 6 units per carton
- 102 units per layer
- 510 units per pallet
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Description
Description
The Gratien & Meyer Crémant de Loire Brut 12 % is an elegant Crémant de Loire AOP that combines the time-honoured art of sparkling wine production in the Loire Valley with French sophistication. In its 0.75 l bottle, this French Crémant impresses with its fine effervescence, harmonious freshness and balanced character. The renowned Gratien & Meyer house, founded in 1864 in Saumur, is one of the most prominent producers of high-quality sparkling wines in the Loire region and is synonymous with the highest quality and many years’ experience in producing Crémant using the Méthode Traditionnelle. The cuvée is vinified from classic Loire grape varieties and matures on the lees, which gives it its delicate effervescence, added complexity and elegant structure. With its dry style and lively freshness, this Crémant de Loire Brut is ideal for both festive occasions and casual enjoyment.
The Gratien & Meyer Crémant de Loire Brut delights with its perfect balance of fruit, finesse and elegance, and is an excellent alternative to Champagne. Its fine perlage, harmonious acidity and elegant aromas make it a versatile sparkling wine from France that works equally well as an aperitif or as an accompaniment to food. Whether for weddings, birthdays, receptions or cosy moments of indulgence – this Crémant Brut adds a special touch to any occasion and delights lovers of high-quality French sparkling wines with its excellent value for money.
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