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Recaredo Relats de Viticultors Brut Nature

Spanish Sparkling
$59.99
Ripe yellow fruit, apricot and citrus peel meet delicate herbal and floral notes. Bone-dry and energetic, the palate is driven by fine bubbles, bright acidity and a firm stony-mineral line, finishing long, chalky and saline. Traditional bottle ageing under natural cork and hand disgorgement support its precise character. Serve with oysters, shellfish, cured ham or fried seafood.

Champagne de Venoge Cordon Bleu Brut Select NV 375 mL

French Sparkling
$59.99
White stone fruit, bright lemon and spice appear in a crisp-textured profile. Freshness and a soft, open aftertaste are also present. The non-vintage blend uses Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier, and the half-bottle holds 375 millilitres. Bottle ageing lasts at least three years on the lees. A light, fragrant character, roundness, balance and a subtle, complex finish are also present.

Bella 2020 King Family Farms Reserve Chardonnay Sparkling

Canadian Sparkling
$59.99
Bright lemon, lemon peel and river stone run through a crisp, dry palate, with lingering citrus and smoked stone on the finish. Chardonnay from King Vineyards was picked over two days, with most of the fruit resting overnight on its skins. Whole clusters were pressed before native fermentation. A Champagne-yeast tirage initiated secondary fermentation, followed by five months on lees, hand riddling and disgorgement.

Pépin Crémant d’Alsace Extra Brut NV

French Sparkling
$59.99
Pale straw colour and persistent bubbles accompany chalk, almond, marzipan, lemon and toasted brioche. The palate is taut and creamy, with green apple, lemon and mineral notes. The blend is thirty-five percent Auxerrois, thirty percent Pinot Gris, twenty-five percent Pinot Blanc and ten percent Chardonnay. Grapes come from clay-limestone soils. This Extra Brut spends eighteen months on lees in stainless steel.

Veuve Clicquot NV Yellow Label Brut Champagne 375 mL

French Sparkling
$60.99
Pear, apple and peach lead the aromatic profile, followed by lemon zest, buttered toast and brioche. The palate is structured and generous, with fine bubbles, bright acidity and a firm Pinot Noir backbone balanced by fresh citrus and orchard fruit. Clean and persistent through the finish, this polished half-bottle is ideal for an aperitif, shellfish, smoked salmon or gougères.

Garnet Valley Ranch 2016 Traditional Method Sparkling

Canadian Sparkling
$61.99
Red berry aromatics accompany mouthwatering acidity, creamy texture and a savoury edge. Apple, almond, brioche, dried apple and sagebrush add further detail. The sparkling blend combines Pinot Noir and Chardonnay from Garnet Valley in the Okanagan. Traditional-method production includes seventy-two months on lees. Alcohol is 12 percent, with 2.93 pH and 9.1 grams per litre total acidity.

Champagne Lilbert-Fils NV Grand Cru Blanc de Blancs Brut 375 mL

French Sparkling
$61.99
Citrus peel, lime, white orchard fruit, mint and white pepper are present. The palate is pure and full, with pinpoint bubbles and brisk acidity around a fine core of fruit. Chalky salinity adds precision. Peach and lemon remain through the balanced finish. Chardonnay comes from the Grand Cru villages of Cramant, Chouilly and Oiry, and bottle ageing lasts at least three years.

Champagne Taittinger Brut Réserve NV 375 mL

French Sparkling
$61.99
Pale gold colour, fine bubbles and persistent mousse are present. Aromatic fruit, lively freshness, acidity, chalk, lemon, green apple, light anise, meringue and limestone appear in the profile. The finish is silky and long, with lemon pith. Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier make up the blend. Malolactic fermentation is complete, and lees ageing lasts at least three years. Dosage is nine grams per litre.

Blue Mountain 2008 Blanc de Blancs R.D.

Canadian Sparkling
$61.99
A fine, persistent mousse accompanies lemon, baked green apple, flowers, light toasted nut, butter and grassy notes. Biscuit and green apple also appear, with fresh acidity and a tart finish. The wine is made entirely from Chardonnay; whole clusters are pressed before seven years on the lees. This traditional-method sparkling wine was disgorged in March following its extended lees ageing.

Lightfoot & Wolfville 2022 Brut Rosé

Canadian Sparkling
$62.99
Delicate red berries and rhubarb galette lead, layered with white pepper, subtle truffle and savoury herbs. The palate echoes the aromatics with gentle spice and earthy nuance, held in a dry, balanced frame. Fine persistent bubbles and a creamy mousse give the wine textural elegance, while bright maritime acidity carries the graceful finish. Serve with snow crab, charcuterie or soft cheeses.

Col Vetoraz Valdobbiadene Prosecco Superiore DOCG Brut

Italian Sparkling
$63.99
Fine, persistent bubbles carry rose, citrus blossom and acacia over white peach, pear and crisp apple. The palate is dry and refreshing, with a creamy mousse balanced by lively lemon, gentle herbs and a subtle saline mineral note. Bright and focused through the finish, it is a natural aperitif or partner for seafood.

Florian Beck-Hartweg 2019 Tout Naturellement Pétillant

French Sparkling
$64.99
Vibrant fruit sits beneath beautifully fine bubbles, with a firm spine giving this rosé pét-nat welcome shape. The palate feels fresh and lively, while a light, intriguing bitterness brings definition to the finish. Unusual but highly approachable, it is an excellent aperitif and works well with chickpea fritters or crisp salads.

Contratto 2017 Millesimato Alta Langa Pas Dosé

Italian Sparkling
$64.99
Pale straw colour accompanies white flowers, ripe apple and peach in a fresh profile with acacia honey, fine creamy bubbles and a juicy finish. Pinot Noir and Chardonnay come from Bossolasco. The base wine ferments in temperature-controlled steel and rests about nine months. Secondary fermentation takes place in bottle; the wine spends at least thirty months on lees and is riddled manually.

Broc Cellars 2019 Pétillant Valdiguié

American Sparkling
$64.99
Light red colour accompanies berry, plum and rose-petal aromas. The body is light and crisp, with assertive carbonation. Valdiguié comes from Ricetti Vineyard in Mendocino, from roughly sixty-year-old vines. Grapes are foot pressed, fermented to eighteen grams of residual sugar, chilled for two weeks, then bottled. The wine rests on its side for eleven months and is released without dosage.

Enrico Gatti NV Franciacorta DOCG Brut

Italian Sparkling
$66.99
Bread crust, green apple and pear lead, joined by pineapple, citrus and a gentle floral note. The palate is fresh and well balanced, with fine persistent bubbles and a crisp line of acidity carrying almond, honey and hazelnut. Toasted nuances and a savoury mineral touch shape an elegant, lingering finish.

Legras & Haas Intuition Brut Champagne NV 375 mL

French Sparkling
$67.99
White fruit, citrus, almond and pastry notes accompany a fresh, creamy palate with a long mineral finish. Chardonnay brings finesse and white-fruit character, Pinot Meunier adds a generous exotic note, and Pinot Noir provides structure and intensity. Lees maturation lasts at least thirty-six months. Suggested pairings include an aperitif, fresh cheese, risotto and fish. Drink within two to three years to retain freshness.

Maria Rigol Ordi 2016 Gran Reserva Brut Nature Cava

Spanish Sparkling
$68.99
Stone fruit and dried apricot meet Mediterranean herbs and subtle balsamic tones. Long ageing brings hazelnut, cocoa, coffee and warm spice, while fine bubbles keep the broad palate composed. Vibrant acidity cuts through the mature, savoury richness, leaving a dry, powerful and exceptionally persistent finish.

Raineteau-Grimet NV Blanc de Blancs Premier Cru Champagne

French Sparkling
$69.99
Light yellow with golden highlights, opening on lemon and grapefruit. The palate is direct and refreshing, with bright acidity shaping the clean citrus fruit and a fine, energetic profile. Made entirely from Chardonnay grown around Chamery, it closes with poised freshness, mineral clarity and the balanced length expected of a Premier Cru Blanc de Blancs.

1701 NV Sullerba Pét-Nat

Italian Sparkling
$69.99
Fresh and lightly hazy, with white peach and mature citrus giving the palate a bright, open feel. Fine bubbles and lively acidity keep the texture energetic, while a gentle leesy creaminess brings softness through the middle. A subtle savoury, briny note shapes the dry finish. Serve well chilled with oysters, fried seafood, soft cheeses or vegetable antipasti.

Recaredo 2018 Terrers Brut Nature

Spanish Sparkling
$69.99
Fine bubbles carry a bone-dry, elegant profile, with tension and ripeness held in careful balance. The palate is long, nuanced and distinctly wine-led, its generous fruit kept fresh by a taut, precise frame. A composed sparkling wine with more depth than froth. Serve with oysters, jamón, grilled fish or aged cheeses.

Domaine des Marnes Blanches 2022 Crémant du Jura Réserve

French Sparkling
$69.99
Fine bubbles accompany fresh apple, lemon and brioche. The Chardonnay has freshness, a chalky texture, saline detail and a persistent finish. Fruit comes from twenty-five-year-old vines rooted in Lias marl and limestone near Sainte-Agnès. The site lies in Jura. Traditional-method production includes thirty months of lees ageing and zero dosage. The cuvée is made entirely from Chardonnay.

Summerhill 2004 Cipes Traditional Cuvée

Canadian Sparkling
$69.99
Honeyed yellow apple, caramel, toasted nuts and earthy umami accompany marmalade, ginger and key lime pie. Seashell minerality appears with a creamy mousse and mouthwatering acidity. The blend is eighty-seven percent Chardonnay, twelve percent Pinot Noir and one percent Pinot Meunier. Made by the traditional method, it spent at least eighteen years on its lees before small-batch disgorgement began.

Verrier & Fils N/V Tradition

French Sparkling
$71.99
75% Meunier, 20% Chardonnay, 5% Pinot Noir Aged in Cellar 4 Years before Release The nose opens with a welcoming intensity and delicious tones of almonds and cherries that develops into darker berries and pastries. The palate is effervescent yet robust. Well-structured tannins flesh out the perfectly balanced acidity, with notes of grapefruit and apple, and ending with a lingering finish that will have you reaching for another glass.

Movia 2015 Puro Rosé Sparkling Wine

Sparkling
$71.99
Orange peel, ripe peach and raspberry lead with redcurrant, rose and wild mint. The palate is dry and softly textured, its fine bubbles carrying juicy red fruit over pronounced mineral salinity. Roasted almond, butter and rye-bread crust bring savoury depth to the intense, refreshing Brut Nature finish.

Verrier & Fils NV Pinot Noir Champagne

French Sparkling
$74.99
Made entirely from Pinot Noir, this Champagne has more vinous weight than a typical aperitif style. Red apple, citrus peel and light toast lead to a dry, gently savoury close.

Champagne Clos de la Chapelle Instinct Premier Cru Brut NV

French Sparkling
$74.99
Pinot Meunier, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay form the blend. White fruit appears first, followed by white flowers. The initial impression is fine and delicate, while the palate is generous and precise, with mineral character. The mousse is soft, and bottle ageing contributes depth. The wine has good length and is suited to aperitifs, first courses and fish.

Wildman Wines 2022 Astro Bunny Pét-Nat 1.5 L

Australian Sparkling
$74.99
Vermentino, Zibibbo, Grüner Veltliner, Nero d’Avola and Verdejo make up the blend. The wine is pale, hazy orange, with spice, white pepper and cut lime. Peach and nectarine appear with watermelon. The fruit comes from Adelaide Hills, Riverland and McLaren Vale sites. Zibibbo receives twenty-four hours of skin contact, and secondary fermentation takes place in bottle after frozen juice is added.

Le Coste 2011 Bomb’Bulle Sparkling White

Italian Sparkling
$75.99
A delicate bead lifts bright citrus, sea-salt freshness and warm spice. The palate is light and energetic, with brisk acidity carrying lemon peel and a gently savoury, herbal edge. Fine bubbles keep the texture nimble, while the mineral, lightly oxidative finish remains dry, vivid and refreshingly unconventional.

St. Katharina Vineyard 2018/2019 Traditional Method

Canadian Sparkling
$75.99
Delicate honeysuckle and lemon tart open with orchard fruit, subtle brioche and a gentle chalky note. Fine bubbles give the palate energy, while extended lees ageing brings a creamy texture and savoury depth. Bright citrus acidity keeps the dry finish precise and lifted, balancing the richer pastry tones with quiet freshness and length.