The best embodiment of the Chenin Blanc grape variety is undoubtedly Vouvray. Mineral with floral aromas. Honeydew melon, green apple, and honey wax, this classic long-lasting wine offers a wide range of dry, medium-dry, and sweet wines, and, of course, sparkling wines.

The vineyards of Vouvray are located upstream of Tours, north of the Loire, and are planted on clayey-gravelly or clayey-limestone soils over chalky tuff.

A PetNet from the Loire using the pre-Champagne method: méthode ancestrale, rurale. Instead of fermenting the wine a second time with the addition of yeast and sugar, as in all other methods, only one fermentation takes place in this method. Naturally a brut nature, i.e. without dosage, pure Chardonnay with intense exotic aromas, full body, fruity with fine perlage.

The best embodiment of the Chenin Blanc grape variety is undoubtedly Vouvray. Mineral with floral aromas. Honeydew melon, green apple, and honey wax, this classic long-lasting wine offers a wide range of dry, medium-dry, and sweet wines, and, of course, sparkling wines.

The vineyards of Vouvray are located upstream of Tours, north of the Loire, and are planted on clayey-gravelly or clayey-limestone soils over chalky tuff.

Adèle Rouzé has 5.4 hectares of the best Sauvignon Blanc soil in Quincy: alluvial (alluvial) terraces with quartz gravel that produce a thoroughly dry, mineral Sauvignon Blanc. Compared to the very puristic white wine of her brother Jacques Rouze, Adèle's only wine shines with more body and fine citrus and floral aromas. The four-month aging on the fine yeast (sur lie) provides the basis for this.

The proximity to the city of Bourges as well as the limestone soils, which are favorable for viticulture and similar to those in Sancerre, 60 km away, had a beneficial effect on the development of viticulture. Today, 223 hectares (as of 2005) of a total of 1000 hectares of approved vineyards are planted. The area is divided into the municipalities of Quincy (the eponymous municipality) and Brinay. The wine has had the status of an Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée since August 6, 1936. 25 winegrowers share the vineyards. The climate is continental. Winters are cold and the vineyards are at high risk of frost in spring. The proximity of the Loire with the adjacent forests and steep slopes enable viticulture through their tempering influence. The very small Quincy wine region, which was famous over 100 years ago, produces exclusively white wines from Sauvignon Blanc.

Red wine from Anjou on the Loire is characterized by the Cabernet Franc grape variety, here supplemented by 10% Grolleau (Grolleau gives acidity = freshness, spiciness and cocoa notes). The ground is a deep gravel plateau interspersed with layers of slate. The highly rated Château Soucherie winery was once the castle of the Dukes of Brissac. The vineyards cover 28 hectares.

Viticulture in the Layon area was developed by Dutch traders in the 16th century. The wine is made from 100% Chenin Blanc grape variety. The temperate oceanic and particularly dry climate, combined with the shallow and pebbly soils that warm up quickly, offer ideal conditions for the development of noble rot. The slopes are well ventilated and allow overripe grapes to be harvested with a very high sugar content (90g of residual sugar in the wine). The berries have to be collected manually in several harvesting stages. The golden yellow color changes to old gold with amber reflections as it ages.

With the 2020 Coteaux du Layon Château Soucherie, comes a personal present meant for a person who is very special to you.

We deliver the 2020 Coteaux du Layon Château Soucherie with the following guaranties and wine documents.

• The wine is in excellent conditions and has to be drank and savored.
• We guarantee the authenticity of the wine and its professional storage.
• It is a high-quality, long aging and, most of all, it is a renowned white wine.
• You receive the authenticity guarantee and the wine portrait as a certificate.
• In addition to that: our own advice regarding storage, plus a recommendation on how to savor and open the wine.

The hilltops of Sancerre vineyards spread through 14 villages. The two grape varieties  in Sancerre are the Sauvignon Blanc and the Pinot Noir. They have gained the AOC status in 1936. The red and rosé wines, made from the noble Pinot Noir, followed in 1959 when they were awarded the AOC accreditation.

The red wines illustrate the virtues of Pinot Noir. They offer a bouquets of cherry and morellos. 

In the 12th century, cultivation of vines was given added impetus through the combined efforts of the Augustine monks in St-Satur and the ruling counts of Sancerre. At that time Sancerre was famous for its red wine, produced predominantly from the Pinot Noir grape, and exported from the region along the Loire. This wine is often mentioned in accounts of life at the royal court. The famous wine of Sancerre was, in the opinion of Duke Jean de Berry, indeed the finest wine to be found in the entire kingdom.

The hilltops of Sancerre vineyards spread through 14 villages. The two grape varieties  in Sancerre are the Sauvignon Blanc and the Pinot Noir. They have gained the AOC status in 1936. The red and rosé wines, made from the noble Pinot Noir, followed in 1959 when they were awarded the AOC accreditation.

The white wines, lively and full of fruit; proposes citrus, white flowers and mineral aromas. The fresh attack gives way to a rich and round palate typical of these great wines.

 In the 12th century, cultivation of vines was given added impetus through the combined efforts of the Augustine monks in St-Satur and the ruling counts of Sancerre. At that time Sancerre was famous for its red wine, produced predominantly from the Pinot Noir grape, and exported from the region along the Loire. This wine is often mentioned in accounts of life at the royal court. The famous wine of Sancerre was, in the opinion of Duke Jean de Berry, indeed the finest wine to be found in the entire kingdom.

The hilltops of Sancerre vineyards spread through 14 villages. The two grape varieties  in Sancerre are the Sauvignon Blanc and the Pinot Noir. They have gained the AOC status in 1936. The red and rosé wines, made from the noble Pinot Noir, followed in 1959 when they were awarded the AOC accreditation. The rosé wines, dry but fruity,  surprising by their finesse and freshness, stay unique to Sancerre. In the 12th century, cultivation of vines was given added impetus through the combined efforts of the Augustine monks in St-Satur and the ruling counts of Sancerre. At that time Sancerre was famous for its red wine, produced predominantly from the Pinot Noir grape, and exported from the region along the Loire. This wine is often mentioned in accounts of life at the royal court. The famous wine of Sancerre was, in the opinion of Duke Jean de Berry, indeed the finest wine to be found in the entire kingdom.

The hilltops of Sancerre vineyards spread through 14 villages. The two grape varieties  in Sancerre are the Sauvignon Blanc and the Pinot Noir. They have gained the AOC status in 1936. The red and rosé wines, made from the noble Pinot Noir, followed in 1959 when they were awarded the AOC accreditation. The rosé wines, dry but fruity,  surprising by their finesse and freshness, stay unique to Sancerre. In the 12th century, cultivation of vines was given added impetus through the combined efforts of the Augustine monks in St-Satur and the ruling counts of Sancerre. At that time Sancerre was famous for its red wine, produced predominantly from the Pinot Noir grape, and exported from the region along the Loire. This wine is often mentioned in accounts of life at the royal court. The famous wine of Sancerre was, in the opinion of Duke Jean de Berry, indeed the finest wine to be found in the entire kingdom.

Pouilly-Fumé is, next to Sancerre, the origin of the best Sauvignon Blanc from France. In Pouilly-Fumé, the vines grow on flintstone soil and here is the rare case that you can actually taste smoky notes in the wine.

The most elegant of Millet's single-vineyard Sancerre is La Marne - very fine mineral, citrus notes.

The hilltops of Sancerre vineyards spread through 14 villages. The two grape varieties  in Sancerre are the Sauvignon Blanc and the Pinot Noir. They have gained the AOC status in 1936. The red and rosé wines, made from the noble Pinot Noir, followed in 1959 when they were awarded the AOC accreditation.

The white wines, lively and full of fruit; proposes citrus, white flowers and mineral aromas. The fresh attack gives way to a rich and round palate typical of these great wines.

In the 12th century, cultivation of vines was given added impetus through the combined efforts of the Augustine monks in St-Satur and the ruling counts of Sancerre. At that time Sancerre was famous for its red wine, produced predominantly from the Pinot Noir grape, and exported from the region along the Loire. This wine is often mentioned in accounts of life at the royal court. The famous wine of Sancerre was, in the opinion of Duke Jean de Berry, indeed the finest wine to be found in the entire kingdom.

The Rimbardes is the premium red wine from Millet - very elegant, floral notes, good acid balance, minerality.

The hilltops of Sancerre vineyards spread through 14 villages. The two grape varieties  in Sancerre are the Sauvignon Blanc and the Pinot Noir. They have gained the AOC status in 1936. The red and rosé wines, made from the noble Pinot Noir, followed in 1959 when they were awarded the AOC accreditation.

The red wines illustrate the virtues of Pinot Noir. They offer a bouquets of cherry and morellos. 

In the 12th century, cultivation of vines was given added impetus through the combined efforts of the Augustine monks in St-Satur and the ruling counts of Sancerre. At that time Sancerre was famous for its red wine, produced predominantly from the Pinot Noir grape, and exported from the region along the Loire. This wine is often mentioned in accounts of life at the royal court. The famous wine of Sancerre was, in the opinion of Duke Jean de Berry, indeed the finest wine to be found in the entire kingdom.

Thibaud Boudignon is a star in Anjou and a darling of French star gastronomy. His wine is on the wine list in 19 three-star restaurants in France. He gained experience as a cellar master in Bordeaux and Burgundy and the neighboring Château Soucherie and has been producing uncompromising wine at the highest level with his own winery since 2008. Low yields (only 1000 bottles from 4.5 hectares of vineyards), aging in new and multiple barrels of different sizes, no malolactic fermentation. A mineral-salty wine, fine structure, white fruits, flowers, some citrus. Chenin Blanc is one of the finest white wine grape varieties. It is at home on the Loire near Anjou, more precisely in Vouvray and Layon.

The single vineyard Savennières only covers 1.8 hectares and has sandy soil with granite, slate and volcanic rock. Chenin Blanc is one of the finest white wine grape varieties. It is at home on the Loire near Anjou, more precisely in Vouvray and Layon. The highly rated Château Soucherie winery was once the castle of the Dukes of Brissac. The vineyards cover 28 hectares.
The wines matured on the fine lees in the tonneau for 12-14 months. They are complex and elegant with delicate aromas - honeydew melon, quince and pear.

The hilltops of Sancerre vineyards spread through 14 villages. The two grape varieties  in Sancerre are the Sauvignon Blanc and the Pinot Noir. They have gained the AOC status in 1936. The red and rosé wines, made from the noble Pinot Noir, followed in 1959 when they were awarded the AOC accreditation.

The white wines, lively and full of fruit; proposes citrus, white flowers and mineral aromas. The fresh attack gives way to a rich and round palate typical of these great wines.

 In the 12th century, cultivation of vines was given added impetus through the combined efforts of the Augustine monks in St-Satur and the ruling counts of Sancerre. At that time Sancerre was famous for its red wine, produced predominantly from the Pinot Noir grape, and exported from the region along the Loire. This wine is often mentioned in accounts of life at the royal court. The famous wine of Sancerre was, in the opinion of Duke Jean de Berry, indeed the finest wine to be found in the entire kingdom.

Viticulture in the Layon region was developed by Dutch traders in the 16th century. The wine is made from 100 % Chenin Blanc grapes. The temperate oceanic and particularly dry climate, combined with the shallow and pebbly soils that warm up quickly, provide ideal conditions for the development of noble rot. The slopes are well ventilated and allow for the harvesting of overripe grapes with a very high sugar content. The berries have to be harvested manually in several rounds. The golden yellow colour changes with age to old gold with amber reflections.

With the 1971 Coteaux du Layon, comes a personal present meant for a person who is very special to you.

We deliver the 1971 Coteaux du Layon with the following guaranties and wine documents.

• The wine is in excellent conditions and has to be drank and savored.
• We guarantee the authenticity of the wine and its professional storage.
• It is a high-quality, long aging and, most of all, it is a renowned white wine.
• You receive the authenticity guarantee and the wine portrait as a certificate.
• In addition to that: our own advice regarding storage, plus a recommendation on how to savor and open the wine.