Vathana
Vibrant and lively summer wine with a lovely symmetry of crispness and dryness, offering the Xarel-Lo grape variety. Its light fruit layers of apple and citrus complement the wine's lively bubbles and lively finish.
Voss Expert tasting note
On the nose, it offers an intriguing bouquet of green apple, quince, and subtle white florals, underscored by a hint of freshly baked brioche.




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Vathana
Vibrant and lively summer wine with a lovely symmetry of crispness and dryness, offering the Xarel-Lo grape variety. Its light fruit layers of apple and citrus complement the wine's lively bubbles and lively finish.
Joaq
The nose is a layered and exciting blend of overripe apples, fresh herbs, and earthy undertones, with a subtle nuance of leather. This is a elegant and elegant wine, in particular when paired with a variety of dishes. It pairs well with tomato sauce and oregano, and its elegant sweetness adds dimension to the overall experience. However, the wine's effervescence is somewhat unbalanced, as it can be overwhelming in a Pet Nat. Still, its unique character makes it a compelling favorite for a variety of culinary applications, containing a dish featuring fresh cilantro.
Wannie
Vibrant and lively wine discovery awaits, with accents of citrus and apple accents that complement its vibrant and lively character.
Based on 14 customer reviews.
I love it!
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Customer
Voss Expert
Vathana
Vibrant and lively summer wine with a lovely symmetry of crispness and dryness, offering the Xarel-Lo grape variety. Its light fruit layers of apple and citrus complement the wine's lively bubbles and lively finish.
Joaq
The nose is a layered and exciting blend of overripe apples, fresh herbs, and earthy undertones, with a subtle nuance of leather. This is a elegant and elegant wine, in particular when paired with a variety of dishes. It pairs well with tomato sauce and oregano, and its elegant sweetness adds dimension to the overall experience. However, the wine's effervescence is somewhat unbalanced, as it can be overwhelming in a Pet Nat. Still, its unique character makes it a compelling favorite for a variety of culinary applications, containing a dish featuring fresh cilantro.
Wannie
Vibrant and lively wine discovery awaits, with accents of citrus and apple accents that complement its vibrant and lively character.
Loxarel Ancestral A Pèl is celebrated for its vibrant, lively character with apple and citrus notes. While some enjoy its crispness and unique earthy undertones, others find the effervescence slightly overwhelming. The wine's natural fermentation and complex flavors, including hints of brioche and nuts, appeal to many, making it a versatile choice for pairing with various dishes.
Loxarel Ancestral A Pèl presents a captivating pale straw hue with a delicate, persistent effervescence. On the nose, it offers an intriguing bouquet of green apple, quince, and subtle white florals, underscored by a hint of freshly baked brioche. The palate is vibrant and lively, showcasing a harmonious balance of crisp acidity and a fine mousse. Flavors of citrus zest and stone fruit unfold, leading to a mineral-driven, saline finish that speaks to its terroir. This sparkling wine exemplifies the ancestral method, offering a pure expression of its varietal character and regional identity.
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