Domaine Vacheron · White
Les Romains
A useful reference for the domaine's flint-focused, parcel-led work.
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A curated starting set of important cuvées, connected to their grower, place, soil family and vintage record.
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Domaine Vacheron · White
A useful reference for the domaine's flint-focused, parcel-led work.
Domaine Vacheron · Red
Included to foreground serious Pinot Noir within the appellation.
Alphonse Mellot · White
The central reference point in the house's Sancerre range.
Alphonse Mellot · White
A cellar-minded expression that shows the estate's more concentrated register.
Pascal Cotat · White
One producer's reading of Chavignol's celebrated steep slope.
François Cotat · White
A Chavignol site reference often followed across bottle age.
Gérard Boulay · White
A compact case study in Chavignol slope and marl expression.
Domaine Vincent Pinard · White
A Bué limestone-site bottling suited to comparative tasting.
Domaine Claude Riffault · White
A marl-oriented cuvée within a range designed for site comparison.
Henri Bourgeois · White
A more concentrated point in the family's broad Sancerre range.
Domaine Lucien Crochet · White
Another producer lens on a notable Bué limestone site.
Domaine Fouassier · White
Part of the domaine's broad lieu-dit exploration of Sancerre.
Domaine Thomas-Labaille · White
A direct way to compare another interpretation of this Chavignol slope.
Domaine Delaporte · White
A clear entry in the estate's soil-focused range.
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Two growers, one name
Les Romains comes from both Domaine Vacheron and Domaine Fouassier, and Les Monts Damnés from both Pascal Cotat and Domaine Thomas-Labaille. Open a pair together before you look at a vintage chart.
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