NV Culver Classic Cuvee, Langham Estate, Dorset
£32.95
11 in stock
Description
IWSC Sparkling Wine Producer of the year, Langham’s Culver Classic Cuvée is a non vintage wine with the base vintage currently being 2021 with 26% reserve wine. Red fruit heavy it is a blend of 75% Pinot Noir, 14% Pinot Meunier and 11% Chardonnay, displaying a rounded,quite rich and opulent style.
All Langham wines are fermented with wild yeast and split between both steel and old French oak to elevate and mature before spending 18 months on the lees to harmonise in bottle.
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