Sancerre is a wine region on the banks of the Loire, France, in this region numerous hills full of vineyards make up a landscape with great visual appeal. Excellent quality wines that are internationally recognized come from this region.
The grapes most used to make Sancerre wines are Sauvignon blanc for whites and Pinot noir for reds, but at the end of the 19th century Pinot Noir and Gamay were grown for reds and for whites the varieties Petit Meslier and Sauvignon Blanc.
The reds are not very colorful, but they are very aromatic, where aroma of red fruits, liquorice, cinnamon and flowers stand out.
Want to try a quality Sancerre wine? Let us help you a bit! In our store you can find options like the Baron de Ladoucette - 2022 - Sancerre La Poussie, the Pascal Cotat - 2021 - La grande cote or perhaps the Domaine Foucher-Lebrun - 2019 - Sancerre Le Mont.
The grapes most used to make Sancerre wines are Sauvignon blanc for whites and Pinot noir for reds, but at the end of the 19th century Pinot Noir and Gamay were grown for reds and for whites the varieties Petit Meslier and Sauvignon Blanc.
The reds are not very colorful, but they are very aromatic, where aroma of red fruits, liquorice, cinnamon and flowers stand out.
Want to try a quality Sancerre wine? Let us help you a bit! In our store you can find options like the Baron de Ladoucette - 2022 - Sancerre La Poussie, the Pascal Cotat - 2021 - La grande cote or perhaps the Domaine Foucher-Lebrun - 2019 - Sancerre Le Mont.