Products tagged with 'sparkling wine'

Fine elegant bubbles with white fleshed fruit flavours and a touch of hazelnut and almond. Crisp, clean with a touch of green apple tartness.

A pale silvery pink colour from the gently pressed, dusky-skinned Grenache Gris. Fresh, vibrant green apple and citrus fruit aromas with lightly yeasty notes. Bright and refreshing with pink grapefruit flavours and a lime juice tang on the crisp, clean finish. A light lees remains after disgorging.

A nose of proving sour dough with a fine bead, the palate releases notes of fresh almonds, warm sand and apricot kernel.

Offering a unique combination of aromas, including British summer fruits and shortbread. Its creamy, round texture and refreshing redcurrant, raspberry and cherry flavours give it an elegant and silky finish.

Aromas of lime, crisp apple with freshly baked pastry, and toasted almonds on the nose. The palate is ripe and full flavoured with bright citrus fruit offset by vibrant acidity and a soft creamy mouthfeel.

Ripe yellow apple and baking spices with a lick of citrus. The palate has flavours reminiscent of french apple tart with more baked apple, sweet pastry and the gentle mousse lending a creamy texture.

A palate of honey, almond, pastry and baked apples gives it a hint of decadence. Intense yet delicate, elegant yet complex - it's no wonder it's consistently crowned one of the best English sparkling wines.

Its crisp and refreshing, but rich and ripe and full of stone fruit flavours. Think peach and lemon zest. With aromas of biscuit and brioche, its as decadent as it is moreish.

On the nose, the champagne is dominated by white flowers, green apple, brioche and a trace of minerality. On the palate there are notes of stone fruits, a certain nuttiness and a hint of honey supporting the freshness of the acidity.

An especially open and expressive nose begins with notes of dried fruit, cocoa, almond and coconut. Allowed to breathe, notes of yellow fruits such as Mirabelle plum and eau de vie add complexity to the nose which, though young, is rich and promising. The palate is exceedingly fresh.

Rosé like the many roses planted at the head of the rows of vines. Rosé as rosy as the cheek of the new day; as rosy as the hopes of the estate, which has already taken its first steps and is launched ever more into the future with this new gem.

An exuberant, confident and bright style - lively and very approachable with a citrus fruits and golden apple character which is at the same time both incisive yet quite gentle.

Generous aromas of wild berries and gentle autolytic notes. Full, fruity and concentrated on the palate with persistent bubbles and delicate red fruit on the finish.

White fruit and citrus aromas lead onto a complex palate with green apple, stone fruit and a touch of white spice. Bubbles are fine and persistent through to the long finish and gentle savoury twist.

With over 260 years of winemaking history, Lanson is one of the oldest Champagne houses. Queen Victoria gave the wines her seal of approval in 1900, issuing the house with a Royal Warrant. Le Black Label was then created in 1937 to honour the Royal Household. The Brut went on to become Lanson’s most famous cuvée – and you can now enjoy it in a double-sized bottle. The smart box also makes this a fantastic statement gift. It has toasty and delicate floral aromas that lead to flavours of ripe fruit, honey and refreshing citrus. The bubbles are fine and persistent, making Le Black Label a highly elegant Champagne that's sure to impress.