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Cristalino Brut Cava NV

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Snooth User: thezanino
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Toast for sure on the nose. Definite apples, like when you cut an apple and leave it out and it just starts to turn brown... that's what this reminds me of. Not terribly complex but I digg this and I'm not a huge fan of the bubbles. Awesome buy for the price. 6 to 7 dollars and better than any champagne I've had.


January 2008

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This soft, fruit forward Cava has a lovely nose of apples, toast & cinnamon. There are rich flavors of ripe apples & figs with a clean citrus finish. Simple and fun, this is a great aperitif.


 

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Tastes rich, with vanilla and honey framing peach and citrus flavors. It's all nicely balanced and lingering on the finish. Drink now.


September 2009

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BEST VALUE - "One of the greatest bargains on the wine shelf today. Clean and lovely, with lemon, kiwi, flowers and even a touch of honey and a long, refreshing finish." New York Times, 07/13/05


 

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for the price, this is a great aperitif wine.


January 2009

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No it's not hugely complex, but it's fresh and lively, with lime and herb aromas, tart green apple flavors and a zippy finish. Simple, but bouncy and clean.


September 2009

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