W. Donaldson Anderson Valley Prestige Cuvee 2021
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About the wine
A bubbly that brings the celebration
- Anderson Valley is THE place to go for exquisite wines and Wayne is the man to get you the créme de la créme sparkling — for this bottling, he went straight to the famous Valley Foothills Vineyard.
- This bubbly bursts with green apple, peach and crisp citrus flavors with a hint of brioche, refreshing and beautifully balanced with every sip.
- A sparkling like this may seem like it's only for special occasions, but take it from Wayne...it's just as delicious with fried chicken or potato chips for an indulgent weeknight dinner.
Best before
Drink now over the next 5 years.
Serving advice
Serve well chilled
Food match
Hog Island Sweetwater oysters are a favorite
Contains sulphites
Always check the label
USA
California
Other
Sparkling
12.5% ABV
750ml
Vegan
Wine profile
Meet the winemaker - Wayne Donaldson
- Wayne is the former head winemaker responsible for Domaine Chandon's bubbly. As in Moët & Chandon. He makes bubbles exclusively for you now.
- Wayne knows how to make the world's finest bubbly, but it's exceptionally expensive to go into sparkling winemaking on your own, so he's always had to work for big companies with prestigious brands...
- ...until Angels funded his exclusive range of California sparkling wine. Now it sells as fast as he can produce it and he's free to make wines the way they deserve to be made — instead of being bound to some big company's "brand image."
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