Iconoclast,
for some, refreshing and fruity for the other.
Those two bottles makes some noise, especially in your old historic and
traditional country. One of our most emblematic wine, have to be drunk with ice
cube !!!
Unbelievable
but it’s a fact.
Do you have
any ideas ???
You had
already guess. We will talk about sparkling wine but not the consensual or the
traditional. It will be too easy.
So let’s go
through those two iconoclast bottles.
We chose to
play the match between two sparkling wines, whitch are often assimilated with
pleasure, party and nightlife.
In the right
corner the well none and magnificent Moët and Chandon ICE Imperial
In the left corner the outsider El Matador The
Cava Codornui Anna Blanc de blanc.
Round One :
The packaging
Even
if Moët is not the first in this sector,
his presence give the Ambassador suits and trends for this market. And what the
suits, his SlikSleever elaborate by Sleever international, is a white flim
sliky touch. But Codornui punch again with exactly the same packaging.
Round Two :
The wine
At the
moment this is a perfect equality. Let’s taste those two bottles to see what’s
next. With 46 grams of sugar per litter the Champagne over dose the Cava. But
with ice cube you just forget the sugariness and this remain fresh. The blend
for the Ice imperial is more than a classic champagne blend with 50% Pinot Noir
35% Pinot Meunier 15% Chardonnay. In Spain the Codornui Anna brut and
male. With a blend between chardonnay
and native grape variety such as Parellada, Xarello and Macabeu.
Round Three
: Price
The last round
but not the least : the Price and it’s a huge gap between the two, around 45 €
for the champagne and 12€ for his cheaper competitor from Spain.
The match
is over now, who win ? what’s next ? Make a choice !
