Domaine Hugo Traditional Method Sparkling 2021 - 75cl

Domaine Hugo Traditional Method Sparkling 2021 - 75cl
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English sparkling wine has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years, with producers like Domaine Hugo demonstrating that traditional method winemaking outside Champagne can achieve genuine distinction. The 2021 vintage represents this philosophy: a wine crafted with profound respect for classical method and honest expression of English terroir. The 2021 growing season provided English vineyards with reasonable conditions - cool enough to preserve acidity and freshness, warm enough for proper ripeness. The aromatics suggest quality and care: white stone fruit, citrus, subtle orchard fruit, with a pleasant minerality that speaks to chalk-based soils. There's also pronounced brioche notes and subtle white flowers. The palate demonstrates the balance and freshness for which English sparkling wines are becoming deservedly celebrated. The mousse is refined and persistent, delivering flavours that develop with grace: golden apple, pear, subtle citrus, with pronounced undertones of almond and honey. The finish is clean, long, and distinctly dry. How to Serve: Chill to 8-10°C and serve as an aperitif or throughout a meal. Food Pairings: Versatile and food-friendly with oysters and seafood.
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