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Small film maceration at low temperature and then light pressing. Fermentation at controlled temperature (15ºC - 16ºC).

Dry White Wine

Madame Clicquot earned the nickname "The Grande Dame of Champagne" by his contemporaries for his conviction only produce champagne of the highest quality.

Following tradition, Brut Premier is made of a mixture of at least four wines of different vintages, between 8% and 25% of which comes from reserve wines, giving it the unmistakable stamp of the Maison Louis Roederer. Aging: Aged on its lees for three years. Then rest for 6 months after...

Moët Impérial is the House’s iconic champagne. Created in 1869, it embodies Moët & Chandon’s unique style, a style distinguished by its bright fruitiness, its seductive palate and its elegant maturity.

The man who would eventually give his initials to the House is also the man to whom we owe its iconic cuvée. As a winemaker, Georges Hermann Mumm was driven by a single motto: "only the best". In 1876, in tribute to the wine on which the reputation of the House is founded, he decided to ornament...

One of the mythical champagnes of the aristocracy, an extremely fine wine, balanced and delicate, and the one that best defines the Maison Bollinger style. 80% of production accrues from rigorously selected grapes from Champagne Grands crus and Premiers crus that belong to the winery in the main...

Young rosé wine. The must is fermented in temperature-controlled stainless steel tanks. It is not necessary to decant.

In the mountainous area of the Upper Penedès the more delicate and aromatic white grape varieties are grown. Moscatel and Gewürtztraminer form the basis for Viña Esmeralda, an exceptionally delicate and strikingly fragrant wine

Back in 1962, when Miguel A. Torres had just finished his winemaking studies, he was keen to offer the family some knowledge. So, in a small winery in the mountanins of the Penedès, we fermented parellada grapes at low temperature and the first "Viña Sol" came into being.

White wine semi.

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