The oldest sparkling wines in France wear Limoux's name, yet local producers chase freshness over tradition—lean, chalky Blanquette that tastes of orchard and wet stone rather than the richness Champagne demands.
The oldest sparkling wines in France wear Limoux's name, yet local producers chase freshness over tradition—lean, chalky Blanquette that tastes of orchard and wet stone rather than the richness Champagne demands.
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