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The 25 Best Sparkling Wines for 2024 (That Aren’t Champagne or Prosecco)

VinePair selected Langlois Crémant de Loire Brut Réserve NV in its roundup, “The 25 Best Sparkling Wines for 2024 (That Aren’t Champagne or Prosecco),” along with tasting notes and a rating of 92 points.

In a corresponding review, in a story highlighting wines that are perfect for cooking And sipping, dinner parties, and winter white wine drinking, the writer notes that the Chenin Blanc dominant sparkling wine, “sourced from six distinct vineyards across the winery’s 175 acres, shows a specific sense of place. The soft nose offers hints of roasted honey and a whisper of herbs. The palate has a calm perlage with a tight concentration of fruit and a slight grip. The finish is balanced and delightful.”

Read the roundup of VinePair’s top 25 Sparkling Wine recommendations HERE

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    Langlois Brut Reserve NV

    Cremant de Loire

    Langlois Brut Réserve is a standout in the world of Crémant, crafted from estate fruit sourced across six distinct vineyard areas in the Loire Valley. Grapes are hand harvested in small bins and gently pressed, with only the first press juice used. Each parcel and variety is vinified separately, and reserve wines are incorporated into the final blend, an uncommon practice in Crémant. The wine is aged for a minimum of 36 months, far beyond the appellation’s 12-month requirement, resulting in a complex, refined sparkling wine with remarkable depth and elegance.

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    Langlois

    Loire Valley, France

    Langlois owns and manages 175 acres of the best AOC vineyards in the Loire Valley. Their Crémants are produced with standards far beyond the appellation requirements and even beyond Champagne AOC standards. They have an intensely terroir-focused approach of drawing the best characteristics from six distinct vineyards areas and soil types. The result is Méthode Champenoise wines of incredible finesse, further elevated by the expertise of the Bollinger Groupe, who acquired the estate in 1973 (their very first investment outside of Champagne).