That Anna de Codorniu has come up with this crown jewel should come as no surprise. This high-flyer in the Cava region has been the epitome of splendor for centuries. Anna de Codorniu is named after the last person to bear the name Codorniu, Anna. She married Miquel Raventos in 1659, causing the Codorniu name to die out. Nevertheless, Raventos is also a renowned name in Cava wines. The two giants in Penedes collaborate intensively, enabling them to create the finest wines.
Anna de Codorniu's cava has been a favorite of ours for years. It was a huge success from the very beginning. You can imagine we have a special place in our hearts for Anna de Codorniu; a feeling that is entirely mutual. That's precisely why we're proud to be selling this extremely exclusive cava. It's pure craftsmanship, unique in every way from the classic cava. It starts with the grapes. In addition to Xarello and Trepat, Pinot Noir is used extensively, making the comparison with Champagne even more realistic.
Pinot Noir is essential to this Codorniu Ars Collecta Blanc de Noirs Cava. The light lilac color already reveals the use of this grape. Codorniu Ars Collecta Blanc de Noirs reveals itself beautifully in both aroma and taste. White flowers intertwine with small red forest fruits like raspberries and berries. The palate is a balanced combination of creaminess and freshness: this is what makes it so beloved. The delicate flavor on the palate is a historic one, ensuring this Codorniu cava will never leave your memory.
