La Motte Méthode Cap Classique

2019 La Motte Méthode Cap Classique

R 410.00

La Motte MCC will complement a wide range of South African foods. Good with most local cheeses, especially soft cheese, luxury foods such as oysters and or without sauce, pastries, especially mushroom quiche, salads, carpaccio and light meats such as poultry, veal and pork.  Also available in a magnum (1.5L) size

Read More

2018 La Motte Méthode Cap Classique

R 410.00

The 2018 La Motte Méthode Cap Classique (MCC) will complement a wide range of South African foods. This bubbly is good with most local cheeses, especially soft cheese, luxury food such as oysters and crayfish, eggs in all forms, line fish with or without sauce, pastries, especially mushroom quiche, salads, carpaccio and light meats such...

Read More

2017 La Motte Méthode Cap Classique

R 390.00

The 2017 La Motte Méthode Cap Classique (MCC) will complement a wide range of South African foods. This bubbly is good with most local cheeses, especially soft cheese, luxury food such as oysters and crayfish, eggs in all forms, line fish with or without sauce, pastries, especially mushroom quiche, salads, carpaccio and light meats such...

Read More

2016 La Motte Méthode Cap Classique

Out of Stock

The 2016 La Motte Méthode Cap Classique (MCC) will complement a wide range of South African foods. This bubbly is good with most local cheeses, especially soft cheese, luxury food such as oysters and crayfish, eggs in all forms, line fish with or without sauce, pastries, especially mushroom quiche, salads, carpaccio and light meats such...

Read More

2015 La Motte Méthode Cap Classique

Out of Stock

La Motte Méthode Cap Classique (MCC) will complement a wide range of South African foods. This bubbly is good with most local cheeses, especially soft cheese, luxury food such as oysters and crayfish, eggs in all forms, line fish with or without sauce, pastries, especially mushroom quiche, salads, carpaccio and light meats such as poultry,...

Read More

2014 La Motte Méthode Cap Classique

Out of Stock

A fine mousse promises an exciting, fresh wine with dimension. Lots of secondary aromas. Yeasty and aromas of baked bread are prominent, followed by nuts and ripe pear fruit. Soft foamy entry, finishing in lingering and tight after-taste. Very refreshing, with a long presence.

Read More

2013 La Motte Méthode Cap Classique

Out of Stock

A fine mousse promises an exciting, fresh wine with dimension. Lots of secondary aromas are present – yeasty flavours of baked bread are prominent, followed by nuts and ripe pear fruit. The entry is soft and foamy and the freshness of the wine lingers with a long presence.

Read More

2012 La Motte Méthode Cap Classique

Out of Stock

A fine mousse promises an exciting fresh wine with dimension. The nose shows fresh apple, with aromas of baked bread and roasted nuts.

Read More

2011 La Motte Méthode Cap Classique

Out of Stock

A fine mousse promises an exciting fresh wine with dimension. The nose shows fresh apple, with aromas of baked bread and roasted nuts. The season gave fairly low acid and, therefor, no dosage was added. The result was a natural Brut for the second year in a row.

Read More

2010 La Motte Méthode Cap Classique

Out of Stock

After 25 months on the lees, the wine shows ripe strawberry, peach and apple fruit. Secondary flavours like brioche, nuts and straw are more prominent.

Read More

2009 La Motte Méthode Cap Classique

Out of Stock

After 25 months on the lees, secondary flavours such as dough and earthy flavours are more prominent than the primary fruit flavours. Although the Chardonnay is dominant, the wine has a light salmon colour with a very fine bubbling.

Read More

2008 La Motte Méthode Cap Classique

Out of Stock

After 25 months on the lees, secondary flavours such as dough and earthy flavours are more prominent than the primary fruit flavours. Although the Chardonnay is dominant, the wine has a light salmon colour with a very fine bubbling.

Read More

2007 La Motte Méthode Cap Classique

Out of Stock

After 25 months on the lees, secondary flavours such as dough and earthy flavours are more prominent than the primary fruit flavours. Although the Chardonnay is dominant, the wine has a light salmon colour with a very fine bubbling.

Read More