The Freixenet Sandia (watermelon in Spanish) Cordon Negro takes the watermelon martini as its inspiration, which evokes a feeling of alfresco summer drinking. The hint of vanilla adds a new dimension and the squeeze of lime counters the sweetness. This works really well with the Cordon Negro, which has nuances of Mediterranean fruits, particularly melon.
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Based in Catalonia in Spain, Freixenet is the world’s leading producer of sparkling wine. Founded in the 19th century, it remains a family owned business, but with an impressive portfolio of still and sparkling wine interests worldwide. Freixenet is available from leading supermarkets and all good off-licences. Freixenet Cordon Negro, Cordon Rosado and Cordon Oro are price £9.49. Elyssia Pinot Noir and Elyssia Gran Cuvé are available from Waitrose price £17.99. For more information, visit: www.Freixenet.co.uk.
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