Six-Pack · Sparkling Wines · Virtual Pop-Up Shop 2026
Sparkling Without the Sermon
Six bottles from five countries that prove the cork doesn’t have to cost more than the wine
Not every occasion requires Champagne. Some occasions require something equally delicious at half the price, with none of the expectation management.
This pack is a world tour of serious sparkling wine that has the good sense not to take itself too seriously. A rosé Crémant from the Loire. An English sparkling wine from Sussex that has been quietly embarrassing Champagne for years. A Cava from Catalonia. A California Brut Rosé from one of the state’s finest sparkling producers. A Crémant de Bourgogne from Montgermont. Six bottles, five countries, one universal truth: bubbles make everything better and nobody needs to spend a fortune to prove it.
The Bottles
Bohigas NV Cava Brut Reserva
Penedès · Catalònia · Spain · Traditional Method · Non-Vintage
The Catalonian that starts the party without waiting for permission.
Bohigas is one of the Penedès’ most respected Cava producers, farming their estate organically and making traditional method sparkling wine with genuine craft. The Brut Reserva is everything good Cava should be — crisp, clean, with toasted almond, green apple and a persistent mousse that makes it far better company than its price suggests. The ideal opening bottle of the pack: generous, unpretentious and immediately crowd-pleasing.
Mirabelle by Schramsberg Brut Rosé NV
North Coast · California · Traditional Method · Non-Vintage · Schramsberg
Schramsberg’s accessible label. Still very much Schramsberg.
Schramsberg is California’s most celebrated sparkling wine producer — the house that served at Nixon’s historic toast in China in 1972 and has been setting the California benchmark ever since. Mirabelle is their everyday label, which means it carries all the house expertise at a fraction of the flagship price. The Brut Rosé is salmon-pink, lively and generous: wild strawberry, cream and a freshness that makes it the most immediately joyful bottle in the pack.
Château de Mauny 2020 Rosé Crémant de Loire Brut
Loire Valley · France · Crémant de Loire · Rosé · 2020
The Loire’s answer to Champagne — elegant, food-friendly and entirely charming.
The Loire Valley produces Crémant of real elegance — the traditional method, the chalky soils and the cool climate all conspire to make something that is genuinely close to Champagne in character, at a price that makes you question why you ever paid more. Château de Mauny’s Rosé is pale, delicate and precise: red berry fruit, floral lift and a fine persistent mousse. The most Champagne-like bottle in the pack. Pour it for guests who didn’t notice it wasn’t Champagne. They won’t notice.
Montgermont NV Crémant de Bourgogne Blanc de Noirs Brut
Burgundy · France · Crémant de Bourgogne · Blanc de Noirs · Non-Vintage
Burgundy’s Pinot Noir in sparkling form — the most structured and vinous bottle in the pack.
Blanc de Noirs — white sparkling wine made entirely from red grapes — is one of the more technically impressive tricks in the winemaker’s repertoire, and Montgermont’s Burgundian version does it beautifully. Pinot Noir and Pinot Gris pressed without skin contact produce a wine of depth, weight and subtle red fruit character that stands apart from the lighter styles in the pack. Toasty, generous and satisfying — the most serious of the six, and the one that pairs best with food.
Wiston Estate NV Brut Sussex England
Sussex · England · Traditional Method · Non-Vintage · Wiston Estate
English sparkling wine. Yes, really. No, it’s not a joke. Yes, it’s excellent.
The South Downs of Sussex share the same chalk seam as the Champagne region — the same geology, the same cool climate, increasingly the same quality. Wiston Estate has been making traditional method sparkling wine on their chalk downland farm since 2006, and the results have been quietly astonishing. The Brut is lean, precise and genuinely elegant: green apple, brioche, citrus zest and a minerality that is unmistakably English in the best possible way. The most unexpected bottle in the pack. The one that starts the most interesting conversation.
Wiston Estate NV Rosé Sussex England
Sussex · England · Traditional Method · Rosé · Non-Vintage · Wiston Estate
The encore. England goes pink and somehow gets even better.
If the Wiston Brut raised an eyebrow, the Rosé will convert the remaining sceptics entirely. Made from the same chalk downland estate, the Rosé adds a beautiful blush of colour and a layer of red fruit — strawberry, raspberry, a hint of cherry — to the same precision and elegance that defines the Brut. Tasted side by side with bottle five, these two represent English sparkling wine at its most compelling argument: that climate change, chalk soils and serious winemaking have produced a region that genuinely deserves to sit alongside Champagne in the conversation. End here. Let England have the last word.
What’s included
Bohigas NV Cava Brut Reserva · Spain
Mirabelle by Schramsberg Brut Rosé NV · California
Château de Mauny 2020 Rosé Crémant de Loire Brut · France
Montgermont NV Crémant de Bourgogne Blanc de Noirs · France
Wiston Estate NV Brut · Sussex, England
Wiston Estate NV Rosé · Sussex, England
Pick-up available Fri–Sun · Serve well chilled
Five countries. Six bottles. Zero sermons required.