Benguela Cove Cuvée Method Cap Classique

Traditional method sparkling wine, typically made from Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Shows fine bubbles, citrus, brioche, and vibrant acidity. Sparkling Wine

Methode Cap Classique (MCC) — South Africa

Fortified red wine grape from Patras; used for sweet wines aged in wood. Dessert Wine

Mavrodaphne — Greece

Botrytized sweet wine made from Chenin Blanc; rich, honeyed, and complex with great aging potential. Dessert Wine

Quarts de Chaume — France

Fresh, zesty white wine with citrus and grassy notes, often a value alternative to Sancerre. Light-Bodied White Wine

Touraine Sauvignon Blanc — France

Lusciously sweet Chenin Blanc wine with botrytis influence; notes of honey, apricot, and ginger. Dessert Wine

Vouvray Moelleux — France

Rare white grape producing high-acid wines with citrus and floral notes in Cour-Cheverny. Full-Bodied White Wine

Romorantin — France

Off-dry rosé made primarily from Grolleau, sometimes blended with other red grapes. Rosé Wine

Methode Cap Classique (mcc) — South Africa Recipe

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