Natural Wines are those that have the minimum posible intervention of man.Sulfites are not added. Natural yeasts are used and the wine is bottled unfiltered.
Fermentation in tanks. When the natural sugars in the wine have a value of 23 grams per liter, it is bottled and the final sparkling wine is left with 9 grams of sugar. The wine continue to ferment inside the bottle up to the indicated pressure. The sugar in sparkling wine and it ́s pressure are obtained naturally. The lees remain in contact with the wine, which is expressed in its turbidity. Selected native yeasts. Pet – Nat.
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The soft floral notes of Chardonnay are integrated with the structure and high acidity of Pinot Noir, giving rise to a sparkling wine of great natural complexity, persistent and very deep. The wine has pale yellow color, fine effervescence and elegant pearlescent. Elegant floral aromas with soft notes of white berries, complexed with characters of fresh cream and fine toasts. Mouthfeel: Creamy, persistent and very deep on the palate, with great natural acidity that provides breadth and a vibrant and refreshing finish to the mouth. -
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The Jansz Premium NV Cuvee is based upon Jansz wines of several vintages. Specially selected and crafted individual batches from cool climate locations in Tasmania form this wine. Every site used to source grapes is specifically designated to growing fruit for sparkling wine. Honeysuckle and citrus scents are immediately apparent with slight aromas of nougat, roasted nuts and a sniff of strawberry from the Pinot Noir. Delicate fruits and creaminess wash through the mouth leaving a lingering finish of citrus and nougat. -
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The Jansz Premium NV Rosé is based upon Jansz wines of several vintages. Specially selected and crafted individual batches from cool climate locations in Tasmania, form this wine. Every site used to source grapes is specifically designated to growing fruit for sparkling wine. All batches are kept separate during winemaking to maximise blending options and the complexity of the final wines. The wine then goes through secondary fermentation in bottles and is aged on yeast lees for as long as possible with the average age of the final blend being 18 months to two years.