Bricoleur Vineyards announced the inaugural release of its flagship label, Flying By the Seat of Our Pants Brut.

Yes Way Rosé launched Yes Way Rosé Mini Bubbles (187-ml bottle). Made of 100 percent Grenache grapes from the south of France, these single-serving bottles of crisp brut Rosé are a natural extension for the brand, the company says. 

Niner Wine Estates has announced the release of its 2016 Cuvée Brut Nature. The name Brut Nature refers to the fact that Niner added zero sugar with the dosage, the company says. 

Josh Cellars, a brand of Deutsch Family Wine & Spirits, released its first-ever Prosecco, which contains 100 percent Glera (Prosecco) grapes sourced from vineyards lying between Conegliano Veneto and Valdobbiadene.

Moët & Chandon Impérial Brut, which was first created in 1869 and named “Impérial” in honor of the Moët family’s close friend, Napoleon, is celebrating 150 years of legacy with the release of its 150th Anniversary Moët & Chandon Impérial Brut.

This month, Napa Valley wine consultant and community leader Paula Kornell will introduce the inaugural vintage of her Napa Valley Blanc de Noir, carrying on the work of her father, legendary sparkling winemaker Hanns Kornell.

The Champs family of wines, imported by Prestige Beverage Group, introduced Champs de Rosé, a sparkling brut rosé from the south of France, the company says. 

Apothic Wines, a brand of E.J. Gallo Winery, released its first-ever limited-edition wine: Apothic Sparkling Red. 

Apothic Wines, a brand of Modesto, Calif.-based E.J. Gallo Winery, announced the national release of its first-ever limited-edition Apothic Sparkling Red, available at wine retailers beginning today, Sept. 3.