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NV Anon Tasmanian Sparkling Cuvee
NV Anon Tasmanian Sparkling Cuvee
"A classic sparkling from Tassie. Nice rounded fruit characters, with a creamy mouthfeel."
Nick Millar
"Bright and fruity, with some nice complexity."
Johan Axlund
$24.99 (buy 6 or more)
$25.99 per single bottle
Love it or your money back*
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over $300*
"A classic sparkling from Tassie. Nice rounded fruit characters, with a creamy mouthfeel."
Nick Millar
"Bright and fruity, with some nice complexity."
Johan Axlund
Love it or your money back*
On orders Over $300*
Nothing anonymous about the quality in this premium Tasmanian sparkling wine. Crisp, finely textured and with subtle winemaking influence, this is good quality modern fizz.
Expert Reviews
The inviting bouquet shows nectarine, rockmelon, almond and oatmeal characters with subtle yeasty complexity. The palate is vibrant and refined at the same time, delivering delicate fruit intensity and rounded mouthfeel, finishing persistent and elegant. Beautifully composed and elegantly complex.
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How's it taste?
Crafted with sophistication from carefully selected premium fruit, sourced using an exclusive network of vineyards, the Anon range is a collection of stylish, modern wines, which captures the essence of Tasmania’s pristine natural environment. A bright, crisp and refreshing sparkling that is perfect as an aperitif or shared over food. All the elegance, sophistication and class of NV Champagne at a fraction of the cost.
How was it made?
Tasmanian sparkling wine sourced from Tamar Valley, East Coast, Coal River & Huon Valley.
Who made it?
Chief Winemaker Glenn James has been sourcing fruit and making wine in Tasmania for almost 20 years. He brings with him an enormous depth and wealth of experience from over two decades as Senior Group Winemaker for some of Australia’s biggest wine companies and most prestigious brands
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