A good drop. My partner introduced me to this sparkling white wine years ago and I've never looked back. Great with a cheese platter or seafood. I'm not much of a sparkling white fan but I love Grand Cuvee.

Have been drinking this since before Adam was a boy. It's not sweet nor is it dry. My taste puts it on the slightly sweeter side. Just love this for an every-day, refreshing 'kick in the mouth' when I'm not trying to impress with a high end label. It's quite amazing how many, not knowing what they are drinking, remark in complimentary terms. People enjoy something a little sweeter from time to time. At the price point, how could one go wrong? I'll come back to it every time. Excuse me while I go off for another sip.

this variety is my partners daily drink. shipping charges take the edge off the total price

Yes, the Grand Cuvee isn't as sweet as I though it would be judging by the description. It is not however bone dry. Far from it. Its sweeter than a brut normally is but not really sweet. Still, its a perfectly drinkable wine if your budget is limited. Nothing outstanding, nothing offensive.

If what I'm drinking now is a sweeter style I'd hate to taste the dry. It is bone dry with some citrus and apple overtones. Bloody great at $6.00 a bottle. It is quite like DMs and BWS Tasters Choice cleanskin. In fact I'm fairly certain it's the same bubbly.