Domaine Tessier
Cheverny blanc 2025
Cheverny | Blanc | 2025
This wine features an intriguing blend of Sauvignon, Chardonnay, and Menu Pineau. The vines, planted in siliceous-clay soils, offer a beautiful expression of the terroir. Hand-harvesting ensures meticulous attention to detail, while vinification and aging in tanks, including malolactic fermentation, add a harmonious and silky dimension to the wine.
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Cuvée Profile
Round | Mineral
Serving Recommendations
Serve between 10° and 12°
Aging Potential
2 to 5 years
Our Review of the Cuvée
On the nose, this wine reveals notes of exotic fruits and citrus, contributed by the Sauvignon, subtly balanced by the Chardonnay’s slightly buttery notes. On the palate, freshness dominates with lovely intensity, giving way to a round and pleasant texture. The minerality of the siliceous-clay soil comes through delicately, giving the wine a lively and elegant structure. The Pineau blend complements this balance with a light floral touch, creating a tasting experience that is both complex and refreshing.
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Loire | France
In Cheverny, Domaine Tessier, led by Philippe Tessier, consistently cultivates the region's emblematic grape varieties: Romorantin, Sauvignon, and Gamay. The vineyard is managed using organic farming practices, with particular attention paid to the quality of the raw material and soil balance.
The winemaking process follows a natural, low-intervention approach, aiming to preserve fruit clarity and precise balance. The white wines favor vertical and taut profiles, driven by consistent acidity and a clear expression of the grape varieties. The reds, meanwhile, are distinguished by their freshness and a very fluid texture, built upon measured extractions.
All the cuvées are characterized by great legibility and marked stylistic coherence. The estate offers a luminous and precise interpretation of Cheverny, now recognized as an essential benchmark for the appellation.