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New Zealand Sparkling Wine – Montana – New Zealand – Chardonnay Pinot Noir – Brut Cuvee

A friend told me this bottle of sparkling wine from New Zealand but purchased next to Dublin (and yes my friend is Irish). This friend saw the listed price of champagne in Ireland was convinced to try this with a lovely bubbly lady he told me who swore by the quality of this draft that was as good as our French champagnes. Well let me say that the tastes of this little lady is in my opinion also doubtful that a polar bear in the desert! Well on the tastes and colors do not discuss it but there is nonetheless confirmed that passed the handle of a taste point of view is at your own risk! Do not generalize too much anyway, There are still a lot of beautiful things in these remote areas. Now back to our New Zealanders, what was my disappointment when the first draft of ingested this strange drink, how you say, sweet but acid, you feel it directly during its journey to your stomach insidiously attack you and I would say even more , its second effect, it’s gone to your head and promises a revival difficult. All that to say that the grape does not make the monk.

Her dress: ….; His mouth ….; His nose … Its price: 14 € in Ireland

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