CodorníuAnna de Codorníu Blanc de Noirs Cava NV

Product code: 112

£12.25 inc VAT

£73.50 / case of 6

Sparkling Wine from
Catalunya, Spain

Country: Spain

Region: Catalunya

Type: Sparkling Wine

Winery: Codorníu

Alcohol: 12%

Volume: 750 ml

Winemaker: Bruno Colomer Martí

Grape: Pinot Noir

Grape: Pinot Noir 100%

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Country: Spain

Region: Catalunya

Type: Sparkling Wine

Winery: Codorníu

Alcohol: 12%

Volume: 750 ml

Winemaker: Bruno Colomer Martí

Grape: Pinot Noir

Grape: Pinot Noir 100%

Product Notes

Revered for its fruitiness, Codorníu Anna de Codorníu Blanc de Noirs Cava is a delightful Spanish sparkling wine with an intricate blend of intensity and freshness. Delivering delicate hints of cherry and strawberry, this full-bodied Cava's depth of flavour is enhanced by a creamy, polished finish. The ageing process of 15 months in cellars lends this exquisitely crafted wine its vibrant character. The elegant golden bottle speaks to the quality inside, making the Blanc de Noirs perfect for celebrating special occasions or simply savouring alongside a refined meal. Enjoy the fine bubbles and embrace the richness of this truly exceptional Cava.

Tasting Notes

Blanc de Noirs, made from Pinot Noir grapes, given away by the wine’s subtle amber hues. The fruit reaches the winery at a low temperature and is quickly and gently pressed so as to avoid the ‘must’ picking up too much colour from the skins. Made by the Traditional Method and aged for a minimum of nine months. Shows notes of red fruits on the nose; the palate also offers up gooseberry and blackberry alongside a minerally character.

About the Winery

Established in 1551 is Codorníu Winery, a majestic example of Spain's rich winemaking history. Tucked attractively in the region of Catalonia, it proudly showcases the heritage of the Penedès region, lauded across the globe for its exceptional Cava production.

Significantly, Codorníu Winery is credited as the birthplace of Cava, the regal Spanish sparkling wine that rivals France's champagne. The winery pioneered the méthode champenoise process in Spain, in which the wine undergoes a second fermentation in the same bottle it is later served from. This innovative method bares testament to the distinct nature and legacy of Codorníu Winery.

One of the most striking features of Codorníu Winery is its breathtaking architecture. The extravagant modernist buildings were designed by the renowned Catalan architect, Josep Puig i Cadafalch, a contemporary of Antoni Gaudí, The design intricately merges functionality with beauty boasting a façade that is an emblematic work of sheer artistry.

Within the heart of Codorníu Winery, is an intricate network of underground cellars, spanning more than 30 kilometres. These play an instrumental role in the meticulous winemaking process, providing the ideal conditions for the maturation of their high-quality Cava.

Codorníu Winery's enduring commitment to sustainability ensures that the wines are produced with utmost respect for the environment. They proudly uphold the European Union's Integrated Production Seal indicating that their practices adhere to European directives related to sustainability.

Visitors to Codorníu Winery can enjoy guided tours, which include wine tastings and offer insider insights into the rich traditions of this remarkable winery. They can also take a leisurely stroll through the estate's vineyards, getting a scenic and rustic view of winemaking in action.

Whether you're a wine cognoscenti or novice, a visit to Codorníu Winery is guaranteed to provide you with knowledge, palatable sensations and memories to esteem for a lifetime. After all, a venture into Codorníu, is an exploration into Spain's spirited winemaking tradition.

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