Gruet Brut NV - 750ml

91pts Tasting Panel

Smooth with generous fruit and fine bubbles: fresh, juicy, and clean with a tangy style; a delightful wine and an amazing value.

91pts Wilfred Wong

An absolute bargain amongst the sparkling wines in the world, the Gruet Brut is delicious and offers a slight edge on the palate to keep it real with food or by itself. This wine exhibits charming aromas and flavors of bright apple and a dusting of minerality. Serve it with red tuna sashimi. 

90pts Wine Spectator

This sleek sparkler is expressive with its floral apple and toasty cinnamon aromas and crisp, layered flavors of lime and mineral.

Winemaker's Notes

Wonderful aromas of green apple and citrus mineral notes make for a delightful start to this traditional sparkler. Our Brut NV offers bright, crisp acidity complemented by a touch of yeast on the delightfully long finish. A classic house style!

About the Bubbles

Our non-vintage wines are meticulously crafted to deliver exceptional quality and value in every bottle. Aged sur lie for a minimum of 18 months, these sparkling wines are perfect for celebrating special occasions or simply elevating everyday moments.

Winery Notes

He grew up in a poor family, and began working at a young age. In 1952, Gilbert Gruet, along with his wife Danielle, dreamt of producing fine quality Champagne. Gilbert followed his heart and in 1967 created the U.V.C.B. (Union Vinicole des Coteaux de Bethon), a co-op in the village of Bethon.

In 1983, the Gruet Family was traveling through the southwestern part of the US, and while in New Mexico met a group of European winemakers who had successfully planted vineyards in Engle, near the town of Truth or Consequences, 170 miles south of the city of Albuquerque. After hearing of vineyards planted there as early as the 1600s, and learning about the specific climate and soil conditions of the region, the Gruet Family knew they had found what they were looking for. In 1984, Gilbert Gruet – whose Champagne house (Gruet et Fils) has produced fine Champagnes in Bethon, France since 1952 – made the decision to plant an experimental vineyard in Engle, NM. The plantings were exclusively Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes. Two of his four children, Laurent and Nathalie Gruet then relocated to New Mexico to begin their American winemaking adventure.