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1 90+ Cellars

Lot 230

Wine · Sparkling

80/100

Tasted

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2 Appalina

Sparkling

Wine · Sparkling

79/100

Tasted

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3 The Substitute

Sparkling Blanc

Wine · Sparkling

Research record

Remove The Substitute Sparkling Blanc

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Where they differ

No clear differences in the assessed structure or declared production facts. Check the tasting notes and evidence below for a fuller picture.

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Sweetness

190+ CellarsNot assessed

2AppalinaOff-dry

3The SubstituteNot yet tasted

Body

190+ CellarsNot assessed

2AppalinaLight body

3The SubstituteNot yet tasted

Acidity

190+ CellarsBright acidity

2AppalinaBright acidity

3The SubstituteNot yet tasted

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1 90+ Cellars

Lot 230

  • Highest score
  • Producer-documented method

2 Appalina

Sparkling

  • Lowest price

3 The Substitute

Sparkling Blanc

Taste
Record Differs Tasted Tasted Research record
Score Differs

80/100

79/100

Research record
Verdict 90+ Cellars Lot 230 is a South West French dealcoholized sparkling brut from Souvignier Gris: under 0.5% ABV, 25 calories, around $13 a bottle. A light, gently fruity sparkler with green apple, pear, and citrus aromas, bright acidity, lively bubbles, and a slightly sweet finish. Research record
Flavor Differs Bready, Green apple Green apple, Pear, Citrus Research record
Sweetness Differs — Off-dry Research record
Body Differs — Light body Research record
Acidity Differs Bright acidity Bright acidity Research record
Likeness A dry sparkling brut in a smaller frame: bready, green apple, and a brief citrus close. Lower in body than a traditional brut, and cleanly cut. The likeness is the dryness and the bread, not the depth. Acidity and bubbles give it a sparkling-wine shape; the finish leans slightly sweet rather than dry. Research record
Alcohol & production
Method Differs Reverse osmosis Vacuum distillation Undeclared
Product facts
Origin South West France Vin de France Germany
Evidence
Verification Differs Producer documented Bottle verified Bottle verified
Sources 4 sources 7 sources 3 sources
Last verified 2026-10-03 2026-10-10 2026-10-18