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Cool Climate Victoria

NV Geppetto Sparkling Cuvee

A multi-vintage blend built for consistency, cold fermented to hold its aromatics and given time on lees for texture. Red apple, strawberry and lemon with a soft creaminess, and a bottle you never need an occasion to open.

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Variety
Chardonnay / Pinot Noir
Region
Victoria
Alc/Vol
12%
Drink
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Tasting Notes

NOSE

Red apple and citrus. Clean and bright.

PALATE

Fresh strawberries and lemon along with a creaminess from the malolactic fermentation.

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Geppetto

This range of classic French varieties is unashamedly designed for youthful drinking and is part of the family’s quest to produce premium but affordable wines from grapes grown in several cool climate regions of Victoria.

VINTAGE

In keeping with traditional sparkling techniques this wine is a blend of fruit from more than one vintage to allow us to produce a more consistent "house" style.

WINEMAKING

All parcels of fruit were hand harvested and whole bunch pressed to stainless steel fermenters where they were inoculated with "Champagne" style yeasts and cold fermented to retain aromatics. At the finish of ferment a proportion of the blend was subjected to a malolactic fermentation to accentuate the wine's rich mouthfeel. After a period of batonnage (lees stirring) in tank, the base wine was settled, racked and filtered in preparation for bottling. Finally the wine was given a light dosage (sugar syrup addition) and the naturally retained CO2 was accentuated by sparging the wine under pressure before being bottled.

Best paired with

  1. Freshly shucked oysters with lemon
  2. Smoked salmon blinis with crème fraîche
  3. Prosciutto wrapped asparagus