Saint Hilaire, Cremant de Limoux wine_a_white Their unique flavor and taste

Their unique flavor and taste is much due to the tropical climate of this lush country of Guyana - which translates from its Amerindian name “Land of many waters” - and the three centuries of rum production along the banks of the Demerara river

and makes one think of an apple pop-over

Mash Bill: Yellow Corn

full bodied palate with rich flavours of fruit and spice

From Robert Biale Vineyards:

Saint Hilaire, Cremant de Limoux wine_a_white Their unique flavor and tasteThis sparkler has flavors of brioche and bread, and makes one think of an apple pop over. With refreshing acidity, this wine pairs well with shellfish, as well as fruit, cheese, and other charcuterie.