The dominant profile is rich and creamy

For a 375ml bottle

Dave Phinney's track record of identifying exceptional vineyard sources—demonstrated across the broader Locations portfolio and his acclaimed Napa projects—lends credibility to the sourcing decisions behind this bottle

The 93-point score from Wine Enthusiast validates the 2018 vintage as a standout year for this bottling

It positions as a mid-range craft rum with a genuine age statement

Veuve Doussot Brut sambuca The dominant profile is richVeuve Doussot Brut is a Pinot Noir dominant grower Champagne from the Cte des Bar, bottled at 12. 5% ABV in a standard 750ml format. Built on an 85% Pinot Noir and 15% Chardonnay blend with 40% reserve wines, this cuve reflects the warmer, clay and limestone terroir of southern Champagne a region geographically closer to Chablis than to Reims. Wine Enthusiast's Roger Voss praised the wine as "fruit driven" with "good balance," highlighting its citrus