Friexenet | Elyssia Pinot Noir Rose Brut Cava – NV

Sparkling Wine: Friexenet | Elyssia Pinot Noir Rose Brut Cava – NV

Berry red in the glass. Intense aromas of ripe raspberries, red cherries and refreshing acidity on the nose. On the palate fruity-sweet with ripe fruit and a discreet acidity. Long lasting in the finish.

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Producer: Friexenet

Vintage: NV

Size: 750ml

ABV: 12%

Varietal: Pinot Noir

Country/Region: Spain, Catalonia

Berry red in the glass. Intense aromas of ripe raspberries, red cherries and refreshing acidity on the nose. On the palate fruity-sweet with ripe fruit and a discreet acidity. Long lasting in the finish.

Producer Information

Friexenet is a large Spanish producer based in Peneds famed for making Cava, with more than a century of history. It is owned and run by the Ferrer family, who have 16 wine labels in major winemaking regions all over the world. Freixenet’s history began in 1861 when Francesc Sala Ferrs began making wine and exporting significant quantities to countries in the mainly Spanish-speaking countries of North and South America. In 1889, the winery began to shift its production from still wines to sparkling and, in 1914, Freixenet officially took form. Exports were a feature of the winery’s operations early on and, by the 1930s, an office had been established in the United States. Freixenet now makes over 1.5 million cases annually and exports to 100 countries. The label exclusively makes sparkling wine with the majority being from the classic Cava trio of Macebeo, Xarel-lo and Parellada. Cordon Negro is the flagship wine and is bottled in now famously recognizable frosted black glass. Many of the wines are offered in multiple degrees of sweetness.