Do you know the difference between a sparkling wine, a grand cremant, or a champagne?

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And if they mention terms like Blanc de Blancs, Blanc de noirs or copay…would you be able to identify them?

On LaLatilla.com We invite you to uncork one knowledge bubbleNow discover the secrets hidden behind each glass of sparkling wine.

What is a sparkling wine?

A sparkling wine is any wine that contains bubbles naturally, thanks to a second fermentationThat special spark can be achieved through different methods, such as traditional (used in Champagne) or the Charmat (characteristic of Prosecco).

Sparkling wines are produced all over the world: from Spain and France to Italy, each country contributes its own style and character.

In our store you can find unique examples such as the Crémant d'Alsace Brut Millésime, Arthur Metz, a French sparkling wine of great finesse and balance, ideal for toasting with personality.

Cremant and Grand Cremant: elegance outside of Champagne

The Cremant They are French sparkling wines made outside the Champagne region, but following the traditional method. Its name comes from the texture more creamy and delicate of its bubbles.

A good example is the one mentioned above. Crémant d'Alsace Brut Millésime, Arthur Metz, perfect for those looking for an elegant option with excellent value for money.

Champagne: a name with a reputation and prestige

Champagne is a sparkling wine with a surname. It can only be called that if it comes from the French region of Champagne and is made under strict regulations with grapes such as Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Pinot Meunier.

On LaLatilla.com We suggest you discover authentic gems such as the Champagne H. Blin Millésime 2016, made with grapes from exceptional harvests, ideal for special occasions (or to turn any moment into one).

Blanc de Blancs and Blanc de Noirs: what matters is the grape

Blanc de Blancs: made exclusively with white grapes, traditionally ChardonnayThey are usually wines light, elegant and with citrus or floral notes.
➤ We recommend you try the Champagne H. Blin Blanc de Blancs, a refined and vibrant sparkling wine, perfect for lovers of all things delicate.

Blanc de noirs: Although it is a white sparkling wine, it is made with red grapes such as Pinot Noir or MeunierThe grapes are gently pressed to prevent the skin from staining the wine. The result is a wine more structured and complex.
➤ At LaLatilla.com you can find the Champagne H. Blin Blanc de Noirs, ideal for those looking for a champagne with body, character and depth.

Copage: The Art of Masterful Blending

Also called coupage, he copay It is the art of blending wines of different varieties or vintages to achieve a balanced, consistent, and distinctive profile. This is a very common practice in sparkling winemaking, especially when seeking to maintain a recognizable style year after year.

Toasting with knowledge tastes better

As you see, Each glass of sparkling wine has a story behind it, a technique and a territory that make it unique. In LaLatilla We invite you to discover them with us.

In our online store you will find a careful selection of sparkling wines, Crémants and Champagnes with their own personality, like those of the Maison H. Blin or the refined wines of Arthur Metz. Perfectos para brindar… incluso sin motivo 😉🥂

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