J.P. Chenet Fashion Cassis Sleeve 0,75l 12%

J.P. Chenet Fashion Cassis Sleeve is a refreshing wine-based flavored drink with a natural blackcurrant aroma. It stands out for its intense flavor, fine bubbles, and rich pink-red color, which entices you to taste it at first glance.

Tasting profile:

Color: Beautiful pinkish-red with a veil of fine bubbles.

Aroma: Distinctive and intense notes of blackcurrant (cassis).

Taste: Delicately fruity, fresh, and pleasantly sweet, with delicate accents of blackcurrant.

Conclusion: Light and juicy, ideal for informal moments and cocktail combinations.

Terroir and vinification:

The grapes come from vineyards with light clay-limestone soil, which promotes the balance and freshness of the resulting wine. Harvesting takes place at the moment of optimal ripeness to preserve juiciness and fruit character. Vinification is carried out at low temperatures, which preserves the full aromatic potential. The sparkling effect is created using the frizzante process, which gives the wine fine and elegant bubbles.

Serving recommendation:

Serve well chilled at 8–10 °C. It is perfect for summer celebrations, unexpected visitors, and as a base for cocktails – for example, in the El Diablito recipe, which combines Fashion Cassis with tequila, ginger syrup, and lime juice.

J.P. Chenet Fashion Cassis Sleeve is the ideal choice for anyone looking for an original, fruity drink with the character and playfulness of the J.P. Chenet brand.

About the J.P. Chenet brand:

The story of J.P. Chenet began in 1984, when artist and entrepreneur Joseph Helfrich decided to create something completely new – a wine with personality, enclosed in a completely unusual bottle. Thus, Joséphine was born – a bottle with an iconic slanted neck and a distinctive shape, which became a symbol of the brand and a challenge for the glass industry.

The J.P. Chenet brand was born out of a desire to bring a wine to the market that was affordable, reliable and original. The first two varieties, Cabernet Sauvignon and Blanc de Blancs, quickly became popular and launched the brand's successful international journey. Initially, the wines were sold under the name J.P. Chanel, in honor of Jean-Paul Chanel, a close associate of Joseph Helfrich and co-creator of the brand.