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Anderson Valley · 2019

L’Ermitage Brut

Roederer Estate

$80.00Winery reference price · USD

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Quince, pastry, and pear-skin notes meet a creamy texture in this Anderson Valley sparkling wine.

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THE WINE AT A GLANCE

From the producer’s own notes.

Quince, pastry, and pear-skin notes meet a creamy texture in this Anderson Valley sparkling wine. Roederer Estate reports that 2019 was the first L’Ermitage vintage to undergo malolactic fermentation. A small portion fermented in oak casks.

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Producer
Roederer Estate
Country
United States
Region
Anderson Valley
Appellation
Anderson Valley
Vintage
2019
Winemaker
Not provided
Grape / blend
52% Chardonnay, 48% Pinot Noir; 3.9% reserve Chardonnay from 2016
Vineyard
Not provided
Soil
Not provided
Aging
Not provided
Wine style
Sparkling
Alcohol (ABV)
12.9%
Bottle size
750 mL
Closure
Not provided
Production
4,850 cases
Serving temperature
Not provided
Drinking window
Not provided
Food pairing
Not provided
Decanting
Not provided
Scores
100 points · Wine Enthusiast, Tonya Pitts, August 2025; reported by Roederer Estate

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Estate-grown sparkling wine from Anderson Valley, where vineyards sit between forested hills.

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