Biutiful Cava Brut

"This is a traditionally made sparkling wine...In other words: It’s textbook Cava and a brilliant example of the value the category offers." —
Tim McKirdy, Vine Pair
Appellation
Cava D.O.
Grape(s)
50% Macabeo, 35% Parellada and 15% Xarel•lo
Altitude/Soil
200-600 meters / The soil is alluvial and comprises three layers; clay, pebbles, and sand
Farming Methods
Traditional methods
Harvest
By hand or machine during the night to preserve all the aromas that are in the grape
Production
Méthode Champenoise (second fermentation in bottle)
Aging
Aged for a minimum of 12 months on the lees prior to disgorging
Suggested Retail Price
$18
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Biutiful Cava Brut NV
89 (WE) 89 (VfC)
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89 Wine Enthusiast Isaac Fernandez Seleccion NV Biutiful Brut (Cava). Vibrant aromatics of citrus, mountain herbs and blossoms, and a sea-side freshness. Flavors pick up light richness of buttered brioche while the acidity stays firm, driving into a long finish. Grapes of Spain.
Best Buy. —E.C.B; October, 2025
89 View from the Cellar The Biutiful Cava Brut is made from a cépages of fifty percent Macabeu, thirty-five percent Parellada and fifty percent Xarel-lo. The wine is aged for twelve months on its fine lees prior to disgorgement and a finishing dosage of eight grams per liter. The newest bottling in the market delivers a bright and complex bouquet of peach, apple, menthol, lemongrass, white soil tones and a topnote of dried flowers. On the palate the wine is crisp, full-bodied, focused and well balanced, with a good core, fine soil undertow, frothy mousse and fine length and grip on the complex finish. As I have mentioned before, I like the Brut Nature version of this just a touch better, as it shows better precision on the backend. But, this is also very tasty. 2026-2035.
John Gilman-Issue#123; May-June 2026
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