Tasting Notes

This wine is light and fruity with aromas of blackcurrant, blackberries and sour cherries. A nice, slightly tannic structure on a fruity finish.

Wine Information

Vintage 2022
Region Loire
Appellation Menetou-Salon
Style Red
Producer Kevin et Karine Lauverjat - Moulin des Vrilleres
Grapes 100% Pinot Noir
Pairing Beef, Cheese
Keeping Drink within 5 years of bottling.
Vinification
Cold maceration for an average of 4 days before being vinified in thermoregulated stainless steel tanks. The wine is pumped over once a day in order to extract the finesse of the aromas of pinot noir.
Bottle 75cl
Volume 12.7%


Moulin des Vrilleres


Moulin des Vrilleres


In Sury-en-Vaux, a little village near Sancerre, Karine and Christian Lauverjat alongside their son, Kevin, produce quality Sancerre wines year after year. The Sancerre appellation produces mostly whites, but reds and rose wines made with Pinot Noir are also produced by this domaine, alongside Menetou-Salon and Pouilly-Fume.

Region and Appellation Information
Loire

Region – Loire

The Loire is France's longest river, running almost 400km from the Massif Central westwards to the Atlantic, and gives its name to one of the country's most diverse wine regions. Spanning some 57,000 hectares across Loire-Atlantique, Anjou-Saumur, Touraine, and the Centre, it produces the full range of styles - fresh, light whites from Sauvignon Blanc and Chenin Blanc, elegant reds and rosés from Cabernet Franc, Pinot Noir, and Gamay, plus sweet and sparkling wines. Its western vineyards enjoy a maritime Atlantic climate, while the more easterly Centre is cooler and continental, and its chalky limestone soils help the wines retain their signature freshness and acidity. Home to 69 appellations, including the famous Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé, the Loire offers something to please every palate.

Appellation – Menetou-Salon

A well-regarded appellation in the eastern Loire, just south-west of Sancerre, divided across 10 communes. Its two main grape varieties are Sauvignon Blanc for the whites and Pinot Noir for the reds and rosés. Grown on the same Kimmeridgian limestone soils as its more famous neighbour, the crisp, aromatic whites offer zesty citrus and mineral character, while the reds are light and elegant with fresh red fruit.