Sparkling wine selections to welcome in the New Year!

Pop, Fizz, Cheers: Sparkling Wines for the Holidays

The holiday season and sparkling wine go hand-in-hand, adding festive flair to Christmas celebrations and New Year’s toasts. From light and fruity to rich and complex, sparkling wines offer a dazzling range of styles to suit every palate and occasion. Let’s explore some top picks and the distinct regions that make them special!

Understanding Sparkling Wine Styles

Not all sparkling wines are created equal—each style varies by region, grape, and production method. Whether you prefer dry, sweet, or somewhere in between, there's a bottle for every festive moment.

• La Marca Prosecco (Italy): Crafted in the Veneto region, Prosecco is known for its fruity, floral notes and lively bubbles, made using the Charmat method for a fresh, easy-drinking style.
• Barefoot Bubbly (California, USA): Accessible and versatile, Barefoot offers sparkling wines in a range of sweetness levels, ideal for mimosas or casual toasts.
• Mumm Napa (California, USA): A nod to Champagne traditions, this Napa Valley gem offers creamy, citrus-forward flavors made in the traditional method for fine, persistent bubbles.
• Gruet (New Mexico, USA): Surprising elegance from the high desert, Gruet’s traditional method wines showcase crisp acidity and sophisticated character.
• Calvet Brut Rosé (Bordeaux, France): A refreshing pink sparkler from Bordeaux, this Brut Rosé is dry yet bursting with red berry aromas.
• Perrier-Jouët (Champagne, France): A luxury Champagne with delicate floral notes and toasty richness, made exclusively in the world-famous Champagne region.
• Gosset (Champagne, France): One of Champagne’s oldest houses, Gosset is known for complex, full-bodied wines with layers of brioche and ripe fruit.

Each region’s traditions and techniques create a unique experience in every bottle, from Prosecco’s lighthearted charm to Champagne’s refined sophistication.

Cheers and Happy Holidays!