Sancerre
Domaine Vacheron
A family domaine in Sancerre with a broad white-wine range, parcel bottlings and an important Pinot Noir program.
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Sancerre
A family domaine in Sancerre with a broad white-wine range, parcel bottlings and an important Pinot Noir program.
Sancerre
A historic Sancerre house centered on La Moussière, producing Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir in several cuvées.
Chavignol
A small Chavignol producer associated with Sauvignon Blanc from steep, named hillside sites.
Chavignol
A Chavignol domaine producing site-named Sauvignon Blanc and a small range of Pinot Noir wines.
Chavignol
A family grower in Chavignol known for Sauvignon Blanc from several named slopes, alongside Pinot Noir.
Bué
A Bué domaine with village and parcel cuvées in Sauvignon Blanc and a substantial range of Pinot Noir bottlings.
Sury-en-Vaux
A family domaine in Sury-en-Vaux producing white, red and rosé Sancerre, including several site-designated whites.
Chavignol
A long-established Chavignol family house with an extensive Sancerre range spanning classic blends, named sites and all three colors.
Bué
A Bué family domaine making Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir from limestone-rich parcels around the village and neighboring slopes.
Sancerre
A Sancerre family domaine with a deep set of lieu-dit bottlings across the appellation's principal soil families.
Chavignol
A Chavignol domaine closely associated with Sauvignon Blanc from the steep Les Monts Damnés slope.
Verdigny
A family domaine in Verdigny producing Sancerre in white, red and rosé, with village and parcel-sensitive bottlings.
Chavignol
A family domaine in Chavignol with white, red and rosé Sancerre plus several named-site and soil-focused cuvées.
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