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Saint Gregory Brut Scandalous

Saint Gregory Brut Scandalous

Sparkling WineAnderson Valley, Mendocino County
$65.00
$65.00
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Bright and elegant, this Sparkling Brut Cuvée opens with lifted aromas of lemon zest, crisp green apple, and white flowers, followed by subtle brioche from its barrel‑fermented base wine. On the palate, it’s vibrant yet refined, layering citrus, pear, and a touch of almond with a fine, persistent mousse. The finish is clean, mineral‑driven, and beautifully dry.

Tasting Notes
Bright, Elegant, Mineral
Vintage
2013
Composition
40% Chardonnay, 40% Pinot Noir, 20% Pinot Blanc
Winemaker
Gregory Graziano
Pairs With
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Saint Gregory

Anderson Valley, Mendocino County

Saint Gregory is the cool‑climate, Burgundian‑leaning label, shaped by Mendocino’s long tradition of family farming and thoughtful winemaking. Founded in 1988 by Greg Graziano, the winery focuses on Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grown in sites where fog, elevation, and iron‑rich soils naturally favor finesse over power.


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