Freixenet Brut Cordon Negro Cava Spain Sparkling Wine

137 shoppers have scored this sparkling wine, enough to put its rater count in the top tenth of the 483 wines with shopper scores here. The average they produce is 4.55 out of five. The median across those same wines is 4.71, and this bottle's average sits under it.

The place on the label takes some care to read. The listing's name carries the word Cava, but our origin data stops at the country level, so Spain is as precise as this page can honestly be. And Spain, the guide is quick to say, is not one place. Its vineyards run from wet Atlantic country through high inland plateaus to the Mediterranean coast and its islands; Atlantic, continental, Mediterranean, mountain and island influences all appear, and elevation can change growing conditions sharply within the same broad part of the country. A Spain label by itself establishes no single grape, climate or regional rule.

No producer account of Freixenet is on record here. Prices, we do have. Tags dated August 12, 2026, across ten stores, ranged from $9.99 to $20.49, with the rest scattered between.

Our call: it suits a shopper after a Spanish sparkling toward the inexpensive end of the sparkling wines we track, one that a larger-than-usual pool of raters has already scored. Pass if the maker's account matters to you, because none has entered our record for this bottle, or if you follow the crowd closely; its average falls below the middle of the rated wines we cover.

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