Crémant as a term, was introduced to French wine when the EU was formed, to differentiate between Champagne and other sparkling wines. Crémant de Limoux is an appellation in Languedoc Roussillon, one of the most famous. Mainly Chardonnay and Chenin Blanc dominant with Mauzac and Pinot Noir playing minor roles.

This Grande Cuvee 1531 de Aimery Brut & Rose duo, have amassed 14 international “Gold Medals” and several 5 Star reviews in recent years. A reflection of their quality powered by an impressive 18 & 12 months respectively ageing on lees like Champagne!

Grande Cuvee 1531 de Aimery Brut NV - $22.99
11 Gold Medals + 5 Stars

Nutty, biscuity notes, with subtle stone fruits and alpine flower aromas. Creamy and mouth filling mousse with toasty, nutty complexity, balanced against pure peach and nectarine… transitioning through the palate in a fine bead. Superb complexity and balance, it offers an accessibly priced premium French bubbles experience.

Grande Cuvee 1531 de Aimery Rose Brut NV - $22.99
3 Gold Medals + 5 Stars

A whiff of strawberry shortbread with plum, biscuit, and wildflowers… you’re aromatically sold. Just slightly off dry to taste, fulsome and textured, with an elegant bead and clean acidity providing focus for the pure fruit flavours and shortbread, biscuit infused mid to back palate. An everyday alternative for Rose Champagne drinkers… or a sophisticated alternative for local bubbly lovers. Great drinking with salmon canapes, seared Tuna and creamy cheeses.