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2022 Cotat, Pascal Sancerre Monts Damnes

750ml | SKU 94697 | Available
$74.99

2021 Cotat, Pascal - Sancerre La Grande Cote

750ml | SKU 94699 | 10 Available
$74.99

2021 Dagueneau, Didier (Louis Benjamin Dagueneau) - Vin de France Sauvignon Blanc XXI

750ml | SKU 97570 | 22 Available
91 VM

Due to a challenging, small-yielding season (-60% crop) and a high level of rot toward harvest, the XXI is the only wine produced by Dagueneau in 2021. It is a blend of the various cuvées that would typically be bottled separately. Tasted on the verge of ...

$179.00

2020 Dagueneau, Louis-Benjamin - Pouilly Fume Pur Sang

750ml | SKU 95389 | Available
94 VM

Forget aromatic Sauvignon, the 2020 Pur Sang is clear, pure and restrained. An evident nutty note to this is likely derived from the 20-25% new oak employed for all the Dagueneau cuvées. The oak combines with ripe, white stone fruit and almond meal, wh...

$149.00

2022 Sancerre Delaporte

750ml | SKU 95900 | 30 Available
$35.99

2021 Domaine Cogne - VdP du Val de Loire Pinot Noir

750ml | SKU 96129 | 24 Available
$12.99

2022 Domaine de la Pepiere Muscadet Clos Briords

750ml | SKU 96098 | 16 Available

Clos des Briords is located on the hillsides of the river Maine, a tributary of the Loire. The site totals 4.40 hectares and the vines were planted between 1950 and 1989, with the vast majority between 50 and 70 years old. These are the oldest vines of the estate and planted on soils of "granite de Thébaud"

$22.99

2021 Domaine de la Pepiere - Muscadet Sur Lie La Pepie

750ml | SKU 94566 | Available
$17.99

2022 Domaine de la Pepiere - Muscadet Sur Lie La Pepie

750ml | SKU 96655 | 11 Available

In 2016, Pépière's classic, earliest-release bottling saw an addition to the label, the "La Pépie" moniker, because of the necessity of adding non-estate fruit to the production (Pépière had 85% of their own crop devastated in 2016 due to mildew). It marks the first time the estate has purchased fruit.

It comes from neighboring parcels that match their terroirs and work philosophy. The wine is a combination of said purchased fruit and estate fruit, 50% of which comes from vineyards that could technically produce cru bottlings.

-Importer notes (Dressner)

$17.99

2020 Domaine de l'Aumonier - Touraine Sauvignon Blanc

750ml | SKU 92059 | 11 Available

This comes from vines averaging 20 years old growing in the communes of Couffy, Seigy and Chateauvieux just south of the Cher River, a major tributary of the Loire. The Loire Valley is an open window to the Atlantic, blessing the region with clement weather. L’Aumonier’s soils range from tufa hillsides rich in clay and limestone to flatter sites of flint and clay, sand and clay, and silt and clay. Ferments are typically spontaneous (the occasional difficult tank may get a dose of neutral yeast) and the wine is raised in tank. There's no fining during élevage and only a light filtration at bottling. Production averages 8,500 cases.

$16.99

2020 Domaine des Huards - Cour-Cheverny Blanc Romo

750ml | SKU 97231 | 11 Available

This is the new Romorantin, decidedly not what was generally found a generation ago (which tended to be an acid, austere wine often with oxidative notes), let alone what can be found today among the natty producers (likewise oxidative). This cuvée has a remarkable nose, akin to high-toned Riesling for some and Loire Chenin for others—a dense wine with layers of flavors reminiscent of apricots and baked apples and other autumn fruits. Bracing, lifted, long, and altogether distinctive. Vines average 35 years of age; the wine is raised in tank on its fine lees and bottled in the spring following harvest, usually before malolactic has a chance to take place

$22.99

2021 Domaine Joulin - Saumur-Champigny

750ml | SKU 96130 | Available
$16.99
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