Vol. 37

Crémant Dubar Brut NV

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.
AcidityTanninBodyFruitFinishComplexity58/ 100

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!