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Domaine Buronfosse

Domaine Buronfosse, "Cremant du Jura" 2016

Domaine Buronfosse, "Cremant du Jura" 2016

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This is a supremely aromatic and elegant, champagne-method sparkler from the expert Domaine Buronfosse working in La Combe-de-Rotalier in Southern Jura, France.

Vinification: A blend of Chardonnay and Savagnin hand-harvested from 70 year-old vines grown in clay and limestone soils. The grapes undergo spontaneous fermentation (ambient yeasts; no temp. control) in stainless steel and is aged according to traditional méthode champenoise. Unfined, unfiltered, no additional SO2.

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