Wine is a social drink. Here at their business, they are wine focused. It is their hope that they can introduce you to the people who lovingly make this fine product. That is why they want to create friendship, happiness, and enthusiasm by doing this. The Great Wine Co. provides you with a rather complex and diverse vision of vineyards, places, and people. Here in their seasonal universe, they will provide you with the best of the crops and suggest wines that will go well with the season.
That is why they will always put you, the wine drinker, first, because they know that every great wine experience is different for everyone. The Great Wine Co. will ensure you get the right wine for the right event if you allow them to listen and comprehend your needs.
Champagne Bottles by The Great Wine Co.
Champagne, famous for its bubbles and sophistication, symbolises festivity and class, produced in the Champagne area of France. Bottled by The Great Wine Co. , each bottle captures the essence of the area’s age-old craftsmanship, with Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier grapes harmoniously combined to produce a palate that is refreshing, fruity with undertones of bread.
Whether celebrating a celebration or sipping it as an aperitif, the Champagne from The Great Wine Co. brings out the perfect flavour that is associated with quality and class, thus making every sip a reason to celebrate.
Krug Champagne Grande Cuvée
The Champagne Grande Cuvée Krug is the epitome of elegance and sophistication, and is aged for 6 to 8 years in Krug’s cellars. This long ageing process is backed up by a stock that is at least six years of sales and guarantees that each bottle is a perfect balance of intensity, acidity, and finesse. Krug Grande Cuvée is made from more than 120 different wines from over ten different years and has the taste of bread, nuts, citrus, almond, gingerbread, and other spices. The fine bubbles and a creamy texture of the wine give it a rich and full-bodied look, which is a true sign of the highest quality and attention to detail when creating this beverage, ideal for the most important events.
Dom Perignon Champagne Cuvée
Dom Perignon Champagne Cuvée is one of the most luxurious and elegant wines, and is named after the man who is credited with inventing champagne. Produced in the finest years, each vintage is a work of art, bottled only after a minimum of eight years’ maturation to provide optimum intensity and complexity. This great Champagne delivers a perfect taste with notes of citrus, stone fruits, almonds, and toast, and fine and persistent bubbles with a creamy mousse. This is the epitome of champagne, and is ideal for toasting to life’s special occasions and milestones.
Laurent Perrier Grand Siecle No. 26
Laurent-Perrier Grand Siècle No. 26 is a perfect example of the art of Champagne making that has a lively and fresh profile that develops well in the glass. This great cuvée offers a clear and precise nose of candied peel, ginger and quince, as well as a delicate marine note. In the mouth, it is sharp and focused, with a long finish and notes of candied orange peel, lemon drizzle cake, ginger and a rich, almost umami character, like a lobster bisque, with a touch of grapefruit pith.
Grand Siècle No. 26 is atypical for the house in that it is a three vintage blend with 65% of the wine coming from the 2012 vintage, 25% from 2008 and 10% from 2007 to prove Laurent-Perrier’s philosophy of assemblage to produce the ideal vintage. This cuvée is made from the best plots of eight Grands Crus with Chardonnay from Le Mesnil-sur-Oger and others (58%) and Pinot Noir from Tours-sur-Marne and surrounding vineyards (42%). The wine is aged on the lees for 10 years which enhances the wine’s complexity and gives it a very fine palate.
Taittinger Comtes de Champagne Blanc de Blancs
Taittinger Comtes de Champagne Blanc de Blancs is the purest and the best example of the house style. This refined and delicate Champagne is characterized by its rich and balanced taste with the flavors of bread, ripe fruit, and nuts and a hint of creaminess. In the mouth, it is crisp with citrus fruit flavours, a touch of biscuits and a very pleasant finish.
Conclusion:
Selecting The Great Wine Co. is selecting the best quality wine, a wide range of wines and the best of the best. This company boasts of having a vast collection of wines from different vineyards across the globe, and every wine is of the highest quality. Being a company that focuses on offering the best quality of wines, The Great Wine Co. offers traditional and rare wines for every person and for every occasion. Their staff has extensive wine knowledge and provides the client with professional advice and exceptional service to ensure that the wine selecting process is fun and insightful. For the wine lover or the wine taster, The Great Wine Co. aims to provide you with the best quality wine accessories and knowledge.
FAQs:
What is the difference between Champagne and Sparkling Wine?
Champagne: Refers specifically to the sparkling wine that is manufactured in the Champagne area of France. It is protected by French law, and the name Champagne can only be used if the wine is produced following certain strict guidelines; the grape types used (Chardonnay, Pinot Noir, and Pinot Meunier) and the manner of production. Produced using the classical technique (Méthode Champenoise or Méthode Traditionnelle), where the secondary fermentation takes place in the bottle. This process includes allowing the wine to mature on its lees, the dead yeast cells, for a minimum time, which adds to the wine’s body and the small bubbles.
Sparkling Wine: It can be manufactured in any country of the world including California, Italy (Prosecco), Spain (Cava), and other areas of France (Crémant).Can be made using various methods:
- Traditional Method: For Cava, Crémant, and some high-quality sparkling wines not from Champagne.
- Charmat Method: For Prosecco, the secondary fermentation takes place in large stainless steel tanks. This method is faster and cheaper and produces larger bubbles and fruitier flavor.
- Transfer Method: As with the conventional technique, but the process entails moving the wine
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