Saumur Champigny-La Cour Vigneau 2017

The vineyard giving the right to the name Saumur Champigny extends south-east of Saumur, on the following nine communes: SOUZAY-CHAMPIGNY, CHACÉ, DAMPIERRE, MONTSOREAU, PARNAY, ST CYR IN BOURG, TURQUANT, VARRAINS and SAUMUR. It is harvested an average of 45,000 hectoliters of Saumur Champigny on 900 hectares. The presence of a chalky soil, called "Tuffeau", is the essential characteristic of this area of appellation.

The Saumur Champigny "La Cour du Vigneau" is a fine, elegant wine, very typical of the appellation. Harvested on the commune of VARRAINS; it is distinguished by its very floral aroma reminiscent of raspberry.

Appearance: The Saumur Champigny wines are dark ruby in color.

Aroma: A bouquet reminiscent of raspberry or violet.

Palate: Fruity and generous, long in the mouth.

Food pairing: They combine perfectly with red meats, small game and cheese.

Service: The Saumur Champigny can be drunk young, but age with elegance. Between 12° and 14°, to fully enjoy their aromas and fruitiness.