CHATEAU COING ST FIACRE, CHARDONNAY 'AURORE'
Chardonnay Cuvée Aurore is an unusual unoaked Chardonnay, a cross between Chablis and Muscadet with a strong sea-influenced character.
The 13 year-old vines, planted on the outskirt of the Muscadet appellation have produced a wine that is steely and clean, with enticing acacia flower, pear and quince on the nose, the palate is rich and soft with ripe gooseberry, candied white flesh fruit and a racy mineral grip towards the finish.
CHÂTEAU DU COING DE SAINT-FIACRE, St-Fiacre sur Maine
The present estate date back from the 15th Century but vines were cultivated on this plot since Roman times. The Cherreau-Carre family purchased the Château in 1973 and Véronique Gűnther-Cherreau, the eldest daughter, took over in 1990.
Passionate about her region and its wines, Véronique produces Mucadets with an authentic taste of terroir, and some of her cuvées can age effortlessly for up to 10 to 15 years.
Located at the confluence of the rivers Maine and Sevre, at the foothills of Massif Armoricain, with a southern exposure, the soils are mainly composed of different types of schists. The vineyard covers 40 ha, including 25 ha planted with vines that are over 80 year old. The yields are kept down to 50 hl/ha and lutte raisonnee is the preferred method of viticulture.
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Chardonnay Cuvée Aurore is an unusual unoaked Chardonnay, a cross between Chablis and Muscadet with a strong sea-influenced character.
The 13 year-old vines, planted on the outskirt of the Muscadet appellation have produced a wine that is steely and clean, with enticing acacia flower, pear and quince on the nose, the palate is rich and soft with ripe gooseberry, candied white flesh fruit and a racy mineral grip towards the finish.
CHÂTEAU DU COING DE SAINT-FIACRE, St-Fiacre sur Maine
The present estate date back from the 15th Century but vines were cultivated on this plot since Roman times. The Cherreau-Carre family purchased the Château in 1973 and Véronique Gűnther-Cherreau, the eldest daughter, took over in 1990.
Passionate about her region and its wines, Véronique produces Mucadets with an authentic taste of terroir, and some of her cuvées can age effortlessly for up to 10 to 15 years.
Located at the confluence of the rivers Maine and Sevre, at the foothills of Massif Armoricain, with a southern exposure, the soils are mainly composed of different types of schists. The vineyard covers 40 ha, including 25 ha planted with vines that are over 80 year old. The yields are kept down to 50 hl/ha and lutte raisonnee is the preferred method of viticulture.
