I had high hopes for this wine, as Spanish Cavas are often terrific sparkling-wine values. A pretty big disappointment, unfortunately.
Like the Ogio Prosecco, this is an off-dry wine. There’s not much to accompany the sweetness, though. Some simple green apple and a hint of grapefruit, with (though it may be a figment of my imagination) some nuttiness on the finish. The big bubbles are more reminiscent of Mountain Dew than the méthode Champenoise.
Like the Ogio Prosecco, this is an off-dry wine. There’s not much to accompany the sweetness, though. Some simple green apple and a hint of grapefruit, with (though it may be a figment of my imagination) some nuttiness on the finish. The big bubbles are more reminiscent of Mountain Dew than the méthode Champenoise.
For anyone interested in a better sweet Cava at this price point, I recommend Freixenet’s Carta Nevada NV.
Drinkability: 5/10
Price: 3.5/5
Total value: 8.5/15
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