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Red Sancerre is Pinot Noir, which surprises most people, and it accounts for a small fraction of the appellation.
A second Sancerre grower with a different touch — the same limestone, more texture and weight.
Sancerre rosé is a fraction of the appellation's output and rarely leaves France, which makes a good one worth seeking out.
Silex is the flint soil that gives Sancerre its smoky edge, and this cuvée is drawn only from the Reverdy family's old vines on the clay-...
Three generations at Thauvenay, working eleven hectares of south-east facing vines that average thirty-five years old across all three Sa...
Most Sancerre at this price is built on one soil type; this blends all three, so it has the freshness of Caillottes, the weight of Terres...
Bué is one of Sancerre's best communes, and this estate holds a slice of Garennes and a full hectare of Chêne Marchand - vineyards that c...
Most Sancerre never sees a barrel.
Silex is the flint soil that gives Sancerre its smoky edge, and Laloue bottle it on its own from a single three-hectare parcel of forty-y...
The Cherrier family have farmed here since 1848, and this is Sancerre in its riper register - full and textured rather than lean, with th...
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