Faire la Fête®, which is French for “to throw a party”, is distributed across major metro markets by Southern Glazers Wine & Spirits. Faire la Fête is France’s answer to making champagne-quality affordable again by offering consumers the same traditional quality of $70+ Champagnes at a third of the price. Faire la Fête is not Champagne and does not come from the Champagne region of France. Faire la Fête is proudly produced by First Growth Brands in Limoux, France, the birthplace of champagne-method sparkling wine in 1531. Sustainably hand-harvested, bottle aged, and half the sugar of tank-fermented Prosecco, Faire la Fête is convincing consumers who love French champagne but couldn’t afford it for daily celebration, that they now can.
BRUT ROSÉ - 90 points - We all need a sparkling wine we can open and enjoy without guilt whether by ourselves or with friends. This is that bottle. The wine has an aromatic nose of golden apple, bosc pear, red cherry and white blossom. Tart green fruit makes itself known on the palate and is supported by lemon citrus peel. Refreshing and bright, this bubbly pairs with relaxed evenings, seafood and anything sauteed or fried.
Wine Enthusiast
Reviewer, Reggie Solomon
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Robb Report
Reviewer, Robb Report
BRUT - 91 points - PUBLISHER’S PICKS SECTION
Produced in the traditional method, the wine spent 15 months sur lie before disgorgement. The blend of Chardonnay, Chenin Blanc, and Pinot Noir stirs the senses with aromas of pear, vanilla wafer, and lemon peel. Bubbles dissipate into a creamy texture. Notes of fresh linen, apple, and white flowers come through in a delicate manner
Tasting Panel Magazine
Reviewer, Tasting Panel Magazine
BRUT ROSÉ- 92 points -
A blend of 65% Chardonnay, 20% Chenin Blanc, and 15% Pinot Noir, the flavors of Rainier cherry and grapefruit peel open up with verve. Rose petals, brioche and a stark minerality strike a balance with fine acidity.
Tasting Panel Magazine
Reviewer, Tasting Panel Magazine
BRUT - 90 points - Aromas of wet stone meet tart green pears on the nose of this sparkling wine. Beautifully structured, the palate is chalky and displays tart green apple, wildflowers and lemon pith flavors with a crisp finish..
Wine Enthusiast
Reggie Solomon, Reviewer
... celebrating with Faire la Fête Brut, a terrific French Sparkler from the village of Limoux where they've been making sparkling wines since the 16th century. Delicious and very well priced!!
Karen MacNeil
Award Winning author of The Wine Bible
BRUT ROSÉ - 91 points - Faire la Fête Crémant de Limoux Brut Rosé is enticing and beautiful. TASTING NOTES: This
wine exhibits attractive aromas and flavors of ripe strawberries and spicy earth. Enjoy its soft yet
balance style with a plate of mix sushi
