375ml fizz, not Champagne, really good, priced for everyday drinking

WINE TALK
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Cremant, California, Franciacorta, Oregon, Argentina, Cava, Tasmania… wherever

Your reccos requested.

Thanks in advance.

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Gruet

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Roederer Estate meets this need in our house.

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Really? Didn’t they expand production dramatically, well beyond their original sources, and watch the quality decline along the way.

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I haven’t had it in a few years but it was decent the last time I did, for what it is.

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Lambrusco! Chiarli Vecchia Modena has 375s that are great with food

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Oh also Txakolina

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I find the Raventos Cava pretty solid - both rose and blanc

Arnaud Lambert Cremant de Loire. The rose is very solid.

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Following, i need 375’s as well. So far my go to has been roederer estate. I think i picked up for $13-14/btl

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Another vote for the Roederer Estate

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I like the Filipa Pato sparklers for when wanting something inexpensive. I don’t know about distribution and I have never seen 375s but when the 750 is $20, I don’t think it matters as much.

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Thanks to all who answered.

When Gruet was sold and went from all New Mexico to ‘American’ (I believe it’s now mostly Washington State fruit), I think quality went downhill. I still will order a glass in a restaurant if it’s that or some mass market Prosecco, but otherwise I’m out.

Roederer Estate will become my go-to.

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Another vote for Roederer Estate. No longer a need for us, but when we were drinking more frequently it met that specific need

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And another.