-

-

-

With the 2015 Blanc de Blancs, a quiet complement of green apple fruit sits beneath similarly constrained elements of toast and minerals in the fresh, nicely composed aromas of this comparatively refined sparkler and, as is the Schramsberg norm, the wine is charged with plentiful, tiny bubbles that last and last. The clean and crisp, slightly austere qualities of the genre come through at every stop here with nary a hint of sweetness surfacing along the way. Over the years, this producer has shown an especially adept hand with Blanc de Blancs, and nothing has changed with this latest rendition. - Connoisseurs' Guide to California Wine

The 2009 J. SChram has enticing aromas of toasted almond and pear tart lead to an equally seductive and complex palate that is dry but rich in feel. It has the complexity and layering of a wine aged a long time on the yeast, and shows excellent concentration that leads to a long, lingering finish. This is Schramsbergs top-of-the-line Chardonnay-based wine and it definitely lives up to its billing in this vintage. #30 on Wine Enthusiast's Top 100 Cellar Selection Wines for 2018 - Wine Enthusiast (November 2018)

Balanced sweetness is at the heart of the 2014 Crémant Demi-sec, a blend of 71% Flora with 16% Pinot Noir and 13%Chardonnay. Richly layered flavors of peach and vanilla complement a lingering effervescence that will work beautifully with spicy foods. - Wine Enthusiast (November 2018)

-

-

-

-

-

-