The French aren't just content with Champagne, they've got more sparkling surprises in their cellar and Pet Nat is top of that list. Pet Nat, short for Pétillant Naturel is made in the South of France using the Méthode Ancestrale (ancestral method) and has got bubbles, a cloudy character and a riveting story to tell Famille Fabre tells it best with its fab Pet Nat wines from the southern French region of Languedoc. The unique production method leaves a bit of cloud and yeast in the bottle which makes things a little interesting and ultimately a delicious bubbly that dazzles the palate with lime, pear and almonds atop refreshing texture.