Grand Reserve - Blanc de Blancs

Name: Grand Reserve - Blanc de Blancs
Brand: Bolle Drinks

Bolle Drinks

£49.99

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BOLLE GRAND RESERVE represents a breakthrough in non-alcoholic winemaking as the world’s first and only lees-aged non-alcoholic wine. After our unique secondary fermentation process, the wine undergoes nine months sur lie. During this extended period, the wine develops its distinctive brioche character and luxurious creamy texture as it slowly transforms. This traditional winemaking technique, never before applied to non-alcoholic wine, creates extraordinary depth and complexity. The result is a sparkling wine with fine and delicate bubbles, an elegant brioche bouquet, notes of apricot, nuts a

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Grand Reserve - Blanc de Blancs

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