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WISTON ESTATE BLANC DE NOIRS

SPARKLING WINE/CHAMPAGNE  ·  ENGLAND  ·  Approved Apr 1, 2025
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This WISTON ESTATE sparkling wine is a delightful blend of Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier, crafted in England's sparkling tradition. With its rich heritage from Burgundy, this wine offers a balanced taste profile with hints of red cherry, raspberry, and earthiness, complemented by subtle notes of soft spice and gentle forest floor. As an English take on the classic Champagne blend, it showcases the versatility of Pinot Meunier, providing early approachability and roundness that pairs beautifully with a variety of dishes, from roast chicken to mushrooms and creamy cheeses.

TTB ID25083001000180
Brand nameWISTON ESTATE
Fanciful nameBLANC DE NOIRS
Class / typeSPARKLING WINE/CHAMPAGNE
Origin / appellationENGLAND
Grape varietalsPinot Noir 65%, Pinot Meunier 35%
Approval dateApr 1, 2025
StatusAPPROVED
Vendor code29877
Serial number25RV14
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