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Producer Christophe Hallereau wasn't interested in being in the wine business until he inherited his family vineyards. While maintaining his day job in agriculture, he became a weekend warrior winemaker maintaining the property and the cellar library. Years later and with 8 hectares in the village of Vallet, he now runs the local association of growers. All wines are fermented in concrete with native yeasts and minimal additions of SO2. Subsoils in the region are igneous with vineyards composed primarily of mica-schist. Vallet is a pending cru appellatio...
Price: $12.99
The Bedouet family's history in the region dates back to the 1890s, when the estate was created by Henri Bedouet. His grandson, Michel, took possession and expanded the holdings when he assumed the reins in 1990. In 2010, he began the conversion to organic farming. Le Pallet is in the heart of the appellation and is one of the newly elevated Crus in the region. These are some of the oldest vines in Michel's holdings, planted on gneiss and mica-schist, farmed organically, hand harvested and aged for two years sur lie with an additional year in bottle be...
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The Choblet family established their vineyards in 1945 in what would become the Muscadet Côtes de Grandlieu appellation. Now three generations deep, brothers Herve and Nicolas Choblet work together from vine to bottle to make some of the most interesting and dynamic Muscadets in the region. The vines cultivated using organic methods, are planted atop granitic soils mixed with mica and schist, which brilliant mineral tones to the wine. It is aged in tank for 8 months sur lie before bottling. Some moules-frites, s'il vous plaît!
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90 points Wine Enthusiast: "This robust Muscadet Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie beautifully benefits from lees aging. Pale lemon in color, it has a nose of red apple, crushed stone, white peach and orange zest. The wine has good palate-cleansing acidity, basks in green fruit and completes with a long finish. (RS)" (12/2023) K&L Notes: The Bedouet family's history in the region dates back to the 1890s, when the estate was created by Henri Bedouet. His grandson, Michel, took possession and expanded the holdings when he assumed the reins in 1990. In 2010, he bega...
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This old property was established in the 1800s. The Grenaudiere is 100% Melon de Bourgogne all hand harvested from vines aged between 25 and 60 years. All native yeast fermentation and aged sur lie in stainless steel and concrete lined tanks with occasional stirring.
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94 points Decanter: "Jo Landron is still undecided whether 36 months is too long to leave his wines on lees, but based on this, the results are fabulous. From the luminous golden hue to the long and powerful mineral finish, this is a gripping wine. Showing the characteristic smokiness of the site in La Haye-Fouassière, it has a firm backbone of fruity acidity and enormous concentration of flavour, but nothing is heavy or overdone. Savoury, saline and masterfully balanced. Biodynamic. (BB)" (09/2021)
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93 points Chris Kissack, Winedoctor.com: "The Choblet brothers have already sold all of the 2012 vintage, and so have moved on to the 2013. From 78-year-old vines, this spent nine years on the lees, and was bottled in January 2022. It feels quite tense and incisive on the nose, a little introverted perhaps, possibly a hangover from its very recent bottling (a few weeks before my tasting). The palate feels very fresh, with powdered chalk and a reductive trait that also speaks of the lees it left behind. The palate has a beautifully supple character, sinew...
Price: $21.99
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