From my Hors Concours prize case, this was an excellent example of the quality Crémant de Limoux can achieve, and a good alternative to Champagne – albeit in a slightly soft style. A nice way to close-out book 3! Medium lemon colour, with a persistent, medium-fine bead. Toasty-led aromatics with sweet, ripe apples and apricot notes – it uses its Southern French climate to good effect in ripe flavours. Distinctly creamy edge to a sweet apple and leesy palate. Toasty finish. Delicate mousse. Acidity is a bit over medium, to give an almost off-dry flavour. Medium length. Interesting to note that Cuvée Eugénie is vintage. Interested to seek out some of the Antech family’s NV cuvées.
567. Antech, Crémant de Limoux Cuvée Eugénie Brut, 2005
567. Antech, Crémant de Limoux Cuvée Eugénie Brut, 2005

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