Vol. 37
Crémant Dubar Brut NV

Elegance in harmony with freshness
A wine with a gentle smile and the scent of red plum blossoms.
- Country
- France
- Region
- Bordeaux
- Grapes
- Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier
- Vintage
- NV
- Producer
- Unknown
- Appearance scene
- The wine Shizuku and Pedro drank on the plane. Hard to find in Japan, with a gentle, feminine, modest yet sweet smile in its aroma, and a sharp acidity reminiscent of red plum blossoms.
総合 58 / 100
Tasting notes
Crémant Dubar Brut is a sparkling rosé from Bordeaux, crafted from a blend of Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier. This combination gives rise to a delicately effervescent wine with fruity aromas that are a true delight for bubble enthusiasts.
In volume 37 of 'Drops of God', Shizuku and Pedro enjoyed this wine while on a plane. It’s described as hard to find in Japan, making it quite a rare gem. They experienced it as having a gentle, feminine subtleness with a sweet smile in its aroma. The wine also evokes the crispness of red plum blossoms, adding a unique charm that couldn't be ignored.
Visually, it's a light salmon pink, setting a graceful tone right from the start. As you pour it, the fine bubbles dance beautifully in the glass. On the nose, it's open and lively, with red fruit aromas and a hint of toastiness. In the mouth, it starts with a dry and refreshing attack, followed by a rich fruitiness that unfolds. The acidity is vibrant, bringing a crispness that balances everything out. The finish is long, leaving a touch of sweetness lingering behind.
Serve it chilled to accentuate its freshness, and use a slightly wider glass to enhance the aromas. It's a perfect wine to enjoy leisurely with friends. Try it and see for yourself!