Barefoot Cellars Champagne Blend Sonoma Valley Bubbly NV

It's 8 bucks, max. Have it with burgers: you'll get a juicy green apple, a grassy effervescence. Adjust your expectations to match exactly what you paid for the bottle, and you'll be just fine. I'd buy it again.

I have the worst time trying to open the Barefoot Bubbly brut cuvee by myself, even using rubber can openers, i can never open 1 of those by myself, must ask a man, or use pliers, the company should try and open a bottle, I have hurt my hands!!!

Light, slightly toasted nose. Pleasant flavors of almond and toast.

Yeasty, in a very strong way, with apple, pear, hay, and grass on the nose. The mouth is crisp, sweet, and short. Mostly pleasant.

citrus, lemon-like biscuit aromas, very crisp, refreshing with enjoyable citrus flavors on the palate, a slight slight nuttiness too combined with the lemon rind. a great value

Limes on the nose, with some delicate straw aromas. Clean and lemony with a nice crispness. Slate and chalk flavors on the finish, with a soft sweetness that rounds it out

Big bubbles--the size of soda carbonation--in this sparkling chardonnay from California. Dry citrus aromas and flavors. Not much going on here. Nothing objectionable--except the label, which says CHAMPAGNE. I thought that was illegal?? But nothing to make you seek it out either. Better options out there from Spain at under $10. Charmant method (secondary fermentation prior to bottling).