| | Pascal Potaire and Moses Gadouche of Les Capriades are known as the Kings of Pét-Nat in France. If you've ever tried one of the wines, you already know what we are talking about. If you haven't, consider this: every single maker in the Loire that makes a pétillant naturel makes it with Les Capriades in mind. There are no other pét-nats that will keep as long open (seriously, a bottle can stay open in your fridge with no cork for 2 days, and still have the same amount of bubbles), that will age as well, or that are more balanced, more refreshing. Made with all organic grapes from Touraine, no sulfur, no yeasting, no dosage, no nothing.
★★★Happy to Offer★★★ |
| | Les Capriades Vin De France Piège à Filles Pétillant Naturel Rosé 2016 $25 bottle
Touraine, Loire Valley
The blend here is mostly Gamay, with small additions of Côt, Cab Franc, and Pineau D’Aunis, It’s a delicious, fruity and fresh bubbly balanced by deep savory notes.
“★★★ Sweet yet juicy and refreshing with bright flavors of tart, spicy cherries; 90 percent gamay.” —Eric Asimov and the Tasting Panel at the New York Times |
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