Another Champagne Thursday is in the books. I'm suffering from a bit of writer's block, so this week we're just going to get down to the nitty-gritty.
October 1, 2015
This week we enjoyed a nice bottle of bubbly from our friends Lee and Ken: the Michelle Brut Sparkling Wine.
In the glass it has a very very pale straw colour. It has a dry nose and smells a bit yeasty. Shane said he smelled field berries, but I didn't.
Upon first sip, it tasted a bit dry, after a glass it mellowed out. It developed a sweet fruity taste, but we couldn't identify which fruit. It had plenty of bubbles, although it didn't have that creamy texture that we like.
We did notice that we were a bit burpy after this one :)
Verdict: Yes, it's good. It's pretty safe. It doesn't taste dry, but it's not sweet either.
Sorry for the lack of enthusiasm in this post, it's been a long, exhausting week.
~S
October 1, 2015
This week we enjoyed a nice bottle of bubbly from our friends Lee and Ken: the Michelle Brut Sparkling Wine.
In the glass it has a very very pale straw colour. It has a dry nose and smells a bit yeasty. Shane said he smelled field berries, but I didn't.
Upon first sip, it tasted a bit dry, after a glass it mellowed out. It developed a sweet fruity taste, but we couldn't identify which fruit. It had plenty of bubbles, although it didn't have that creamy texture that we like.
We did notice that we were a bit burpy after this one :)
Verdict: Yes, it's good. It's pretty safe. It doesn't taste dry, but it's not sweet either.
Sorry for the lack of enthusiasm in this post, it's been a long, exhausting week.
~S
- Brand: Domaine Ste Michelle
- Type of Grape: Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, Pinot Gris
- Sweetness: 15g/L
- Price: $16.95
- Tasting notes: Nice bubbles, berry essence, neither sweet nor dry. Would go nicely with poutine or salty fries.
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