For fish and seafood

Cava brut Magnum Jaume Codorníu is a unique edition for quality cuisine. The vivacity, the freshness and fruitiness of the wine cellars Chardonnay of Anna is enriched with a nurturing of cava reserva, namely, of more than 15 monthss, that makes it the perfect accompaniment for our cuisine. DEVELOPMENT (VINIFICATION) We plan the optimum moment for harvest for each variety used in Anna de Codorníu Blanc de Blancs Reserve. After de-stemming and pressing of the grapes, we obtain the musts,which ferment at a temperature of between 15 C and 17 ºC. Once you have completed all the fermentation and stabilized the wine, performed the assembly and subsequent retractions following the traditional method, known as "method champenoise". The bottles pass to the underground cellars (at a temperature lower than 17 ºC) where takes place the second fermentation followed by a period of ageing. En total, the wine will spend a minimum of 15 months in the cellars, after which takes place the removed (decanting of the bottles to facilitate agglutination and subsequent elimination of sediment) and the disgorgement, time to remove the lees deposited after the second fermentation.Subsequently it is added to a quantity of expedition liqueur that determines the content of residual sugars of this cava brut. Finally, cover the bottle and definitely with a cork stopper.

The cava brut Anna de Codorníu Blanc de Blancs Reserve it is a unique edition to a selected gastronomy. The vivacity, the freshness and fruitiness of the wine cellars Chardonnay of Anna is enriched with a nurturing of cava reserva, namely, of more than 15 monthss, that makes it the perfect accompaniment for our cuisine. DEVELOPMENT (VINIFICATION) We plan the optimum moment for harvest for each variety used in Anna de Codorníu Blanc de Blancs Reserve. After de-stemming and pressing of the grapes, we obtain the musts,which ferment at a temperature of between 15 C and 17 ºC. Once you have completed all the fermentation and stabilized the wine, performed the assembly and subsequent retractions following the traditional method, known as "method champenoise". The bottles pass to the underground cellars (at a temperature lower than 17 ºC) where takes place the second fermentation followed by a period of ageing. En total, the wine will spend a minimum of 15 months in the cellars, after which takes place the removed (decanting of the bottles to facilitate agglutination and subsequent elimination of sediment) and the disgorgement, time to remove the lees deposited after the second fermentation.Subsequently it is added to a quantity of expedition liqueur that determines the content of residual sugars of this cava brut. Finally, cover the bottle and definitely with a cork stopper.