Blanquette de Limoux Mauzac Sparkling Wine | France’s Oldest Sparkling Wine

Discover the timeless elegance of Saint-Hilaire Brut, a Mauzac sparkling wine crafted by monks since 1531—centuries before Champagne became renowned. This France’s oldest sparkling wine offers a sophisticated blend of citrus brightness (grapefruit zest), tree-ripened pear, and green apple skin nuances, complemented by yeasty undertones reminiscent of freshly baked bread.

Why Choose Saint-Hilaire Brut?

• Creamy texture meets crisp acidity: A velvety mouthfeel mirrors premium Champagne but at a fraction of the cost
• Historic pedigree: Brought to America by Thomas Jefferson himself, this wine has graced discerning palates for over 475 years
• Perfect versatility: Ideal for celebrations or casual sipping; pairs beautifully with seafood, goat cheese, or brunch dishes

A Legacy of Artisanal Craftsmanship

The Benedictine monks of Saint-Hilaire Abbey pioneered this méthode ancestrale tradition long before modern champagne production began. Their dedication to preserving ancient techniques ensures every bottle delivers:
– Authentic regional character from Languedoc-Roussillon’s terroir
– Non-vintage blend for consistent quality year after year
– 12.5% alcohol content for approachable enjoyment

Whether you’re seeking an affordable Champagne alternative or want to explore France’s forgotten sparkling wine heritage, Saint-Hilaire Brut offers unparalleled value and history in every effervescent sip. Elevate your next gathering with this rare gem from Blanquette de Limoux—where tradition meets timeless sophistication.

Vintage may vary; price subject to market conditions.