JC Calvet Crémant de Bordeaux Sparkling Rosé
JC Calvet Crémant de Bordeaux Sparkling Rosé

JC Calvet Crémant de Bordeaux Sparkling Rosé is a dry, traditional-method sparkling wine poured by the glass at Grappa in Seattle’s Queen Anne neighborhood. Made by the Calvet family, one of Bordeaux’s most storied wine houses, this Crémant blends Cabernet Franc and Merlot into a salmon-hued sparkler. We poured it onto the list because it delivers Champagne-method elegance with the red-fruit charm of Bordeaux.

About the Producer

Calvet is a Bordeaux name with more than two centuries of winemaking heritage. The family built its reputation across generations as one of the region’s enduring producers. The JC Calvet label carries that tradition into a Crémant de Bordeaux, an appellation reserved for sparkling wines made in the same traditional method used in Champagne.

Region & Grape

This Crémant comes from Bordeaux in southwestern France and is made from Cabernet Franc and Merlot, the region’s classic red grapes pressed gently for a rosé style. As a Crémant de Bordeaux, it is produced by the traditional method, meaning a second fermentation in the bottle creates its fine, persistent bubbles, the same approach used for Champagne.

Tasting Notes

This is a dry rosé sparkler with a delicate salmon color. The nose offers red and dark fruit with a soft floral lift. On the palate, fine bubbles carry crunchy red-berry character with balanced acidity and a clean, rounded finish. It is refined and food-friendly rather than sweet.

What to Pair It With

A dry sparkling rosé bridges land and sea beautifully. Try it with our Charcuterie Board, the Spaniard Octopus, or Fresh Oysters. See more on the full dine-in menu.

How It’s Served at Grappa

JC Calvet Crémant de Bordeaux Sparkling Rosé is served by the glass at $14 and by the bottle at $56.

FAQ

Where is JC Calvet Sparkling Rosé from?

It is a Crémant de Bordeaux from the Bordeaux region of southwestern France, made by the Calvet family, a producer with more than two centuries of winemaking heritage.

What does JC Calvet Sparkling Rosé taste like?

It shows red and dark fruit with floral notes and fine bubbles, finishing dry, crisp, and balanced.

Is JC Calvet Sparkling Rosé made like Champagne?

Yes. As a Crémant de Bordeaux it is made by the traditional Champagne method, with a second fermentation in the bottle that creates its fine bubbles. It is a dry style.

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