NV Marevia Nit del Foc Brut, Spain, Wine Review

Score: 
87
Grade: 
B
Current Price: 
$15.00USD

Made from Organic grapes grown near Valencia.  Light silvery/gold in color with a nice mousse of medium bubbles.  The nose has some seltzer with a touch or peach.  Medium bodied.  Moderate acidity.  On the palate, this is ever so slightly sweet.  It is refreshing to drink with a slight peach and mineral note.  Good finish.  A nice wine to finish the day but will work well with lighter food.  Drink now.  Good value.  

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