Andre Extra Dry Champagne California Sparkling Wine

Andre comes from California. That plain fact does the work here, because the name also carries the word Champagne, and California is the origin our evidence supports. The listing narrows this bottle no further than the state: no county, valley or vineyard follows the word California. What the name does place exactly is the category: this is a sparkling wine, sold under a name that adds the words Extra Dry.

83 shoppers have rated it, and together they put it at 4.46 out of five. The price runs $8.99 to $13.99 as of August 12, 2026, near the least any sparkling wine costs in our coverage. On what Extra Dry means for sweetness, our research holds no sourced guide for this wine yet, and the words appear in the listing name only, not in any producer material in our evidence, so we repeat them as written rather than interpret them.

Our call: this is the bottle for a party pour bought on price, sitting among the least expensive sparkling wines we track with one of the larger rating pools in our coverage behind it. Pass if the average matters more to you than the turnout; that pool places it below the middle of the rated wines we cover, and our evidence includes no producer explanation of what Extra Dry means here, so the sweetness itself stays unstated.

The Grocery Store Wine Desk · written Aug 14, 2026 from our research file for this wine. Numbers reflect our latest checks.