Jackson Triggs Entourage Grand Reserve Brut 2011, Méthode Traditionnelle, VQA Niagara Peninsula
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Critic Reviews (8)
This is a full-blown, quite intense yet quite elegant sparkler with complex aromas of brioche, custardy fruit and...
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A consistently excellent quality bubbly at a great price. Very bright, brimming with refreshing acidity but also...
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The aromas suggest a course in wine evolution. Peel notes of red apple, lemon, brioche and toasted hazelnut....
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This is a very effective bottle of bubbles, consistently produced, vintage after vintage. Some reserve on the nose,...
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Aggregate final score from judges at the 2015 National Wine Awards of Canada. June 2015.
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Great price for this lively bubbly made from chardonnay and pinot noir that spent 2.5 years on its lees in bottle....
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Quiet on the nose, simple, with some green apple, no obvious (or any) yeast notes. Candied fruit on the palate,...
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Closed but very modestly aromatic, with rather aggressive effervescence on the palate and average length/depth and...
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Community Reviews (1)
What a super Ontario bubbly, showcasing such refinement, complexity, and sheer deliciousness that it could easily pass for a sparkling wine, even a high-powered French one, at two or three times the price. It nicely balances notes of lemon, fresh bread, pear, nuts, and a broad spectrum of apple (from tart green to sweeter Royal Gala) on a wave of zingy, refreshing acidity and with impressive body and length, a yeasty streak providing continuity throughout, held back only by aromatic austerity. A sophisticated pleasure, all in all, light and invigorating but also deep and satisfying.
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