This is essentially the same cuvee as the standard bottle, but presented as a complete serving experience, which subtly shifts how it is approached. The inclusion of glasses is not just cosmetic, it encourages immediate use and highlights the wine's role as something to be opened and enjoyed rather than cellared or analysed. The wine itself remains built around Chardonnay, which gives it that familiar light, lifted character. Citrus and orchard fruit form the core, with lemon, apple, and a softer pear note coming through clearly, but without any sense of heaviness or ripeness. What defines it is the balance between freshness and ease. The structure is present, but it does not push forward aggressively. Instead, it supports the fruit in a way that keeps everything feeling controlled and consistent from start to finish.
As it opens in the glass, a subtle secondary layer begins to show, with light pastry and a faint almond note adding a bit of depth. These elements do not change the direction of the wine, but they give it just enough complexity to avoid feeling simple. The texture is smooth and approachable, with fine bubbles and a clean, even flow across the palate. It does not build much weight, which makes it particularly suited to casual drinking or lighter occasions. In this format, the emphasis is less on technical detail and more on accessibility. It is designed to be opened, poured, and shared, with the style of the wine aligning closely with that intention.
Tasting Notes
Nose:
Fresh and open, with lemon, apple, and a light floral lift, followed by a soft hint of pastry.
Palate:
Balanced and easy, with citrus and orchard fruit supported by a smooth, fine texture.
Finish:
Clean and consistent, with gentle freshness that fades softly without sharpness.
