Bruno Dangin 'Prestige de Narcès' Extra Brut, 2021 hopped We'd pair this with our

We'd pair this with our favorite charcuterie centered around a soft chèvre

or simple pork chops

The nose reveals complex aromas of watermelon

As a consequence

Thomas-Labaille has vines averaging thirty years old with some much older on the famously steep slope of Monts Damnés in Chavignol

Bruno Dangin 'Prestige de Narcès' Extra Brut, 2021 hopped We'd pair this with ourThis wine is made from 100% Pinot Noir. The vineyards of Bruno Dangin were once located in Champagne, but boundaries were redrawn that ultimately set the domaine in the Cote d'Or in Burgundy. As a result, his sparkling wines are Crmant de Bourgogne. Despite not having the name or pricetag as Champagne, this is a must for your table. Pair it with soft cheese as an aprtif or with baked halibut sprinkled with breadcrumbs, lemon, and butter.