Arras Brut Elite Cuvée 1601

House of Arras

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92
Points
Tasting 2021

Tasting Notes

92
Tasting from 08.08.2021: Anne Krebiehl MW

The initially reductive nose opens up to reveal gently tart notes, almost salty lemon and corn husks. On the palate, the wine shows typical Tasmanian vivacity, with wonderful energy and leanness. There's a gentle autolytic hinterland and more of that lemony, zesty intensity, while the fine bubbles remain lively and spirited. An exquisite aperitif with a high refreshment factor.

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Category: Sparkling Wine
Taste: brut
Alcohol Level: 12.5%
Expansion: 4 years bottle fermentation
Stopper: Cork
Winery: House of Arras
Residual Sugar: 3.5 g/l
Region
Tasmania, Australia
The island of Tasmania, which lies to the south of Australia, is one of the oldest and most traditional wine-growing regions on the fifth continent. Vines were...
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House of Arras

7252 Pipers River
Australien
www.houseofarras.com.au

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