Brut Premium Sparkling Blend

Pleasant sparkler from New Mexico based on California grapes. Notes of peach with a little overt sweetness. Long acid finish becomes cloying after a while but a good drink overall.

Really great every day sparkling for the price.

Great bubbly for a not too special occasion

A bit on the sweeter side for me

A citrus bomb with some hints of pear & green apple. Definitely will buy again especially at under $20. This is a very good summer sipper & a great apretif. This would go great with some briny oysters. Good American sparkling wine.

This reminds me of lemon-flavored seltzer water. It's dry and light, and washes down fine. But it's too subtle to the point that it lacks structure. Kind of like an American version of basic French supermarket champagne. Bring it to a picnic or a beach on a hot day. It's a prettier and more festive alternative to light beer. Or have it at an art gallery opening. The pretty label would make you feel more "oooh" than getting the typical budget stuff served.

Wanted something fizzy after an entire day by a pool in 95 degree heat. Ran into Wholefoods and noticed the label and the great price. Intriguingly, also produced and bottled in New Mexico! Agee with other positive reviews here. Fantastic value. Very similar to a brut champagne. Yes, initially it was a bit rough as some reviews have commented but works for me because there is no cloying sweetness. Would purchase again.

Nice and dry champagne :)

Very dry, too acidic for me.

Surprisingly good. On a blind tasting I would have guessed it's from France.