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2004 Franciacorta Gran Cuvee Brut

Wine Details
Producer

Bellavista

Place of Origin

Italy

Lombardy

Color

Sparkling White

Grape/Blend

Champagne Blend (1995 vintage)

Vintages
2006200520042003200219951993
Reviews & Tasting Notes

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Drinking Window

2013 - 2014

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This is a very strong set of wines from Bellavista, hands-down the qualitative leader in Franciacorta.

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Bellavista is arguably the most important producer of sparkling wines in Italy as measured by quality. The estate's top cuvées spend anywhere from 36 to 60 months on their lees, which gives them a level of complexity and body that few, if any, Italian méthode champenoise wines can match.