Pierre J. Fouassier

Sancerre Les Chasseignes 2024

Sancerre | White | 2024

Pierre J. Fouassier

Sancerre Les Chasseignes 2024

Sancerre | Blanc | 2024

This wine is made from vines of varying ages, cultivated according to organic and biodynamic principles. The grapes are handled with the utmost care, destemmed before being gently pressed. Fermentation takes place using native yeasts, followed by careful aging on the lees. No additives are used, thus preserving its authentic character. Work in the cellar follows the lunar calendar to maintain the wine’s natural harmony.

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Country of originFrance
RegionLoire
AppellationSancerre
Grape variety(ies)Sauvignon Blanc
CertificationOrganic
WinemakingAged in stainless steel tanks
Soil TypeLimestone
Alcohol content13.5%
Regular Price 25.50€
Sancerre Les Chasseignes 2024
25,50 €

How to enjoy this wine?

Cuvée Profile

Fresh | Mineral

Serving Recommendations

Serve between 10° and 12°

Aging Potential

2 to 5 years

Our Review of the Cuvée

This wine offers a delicate nose, subtly oscillating between aromas of ripe fruit and mineral notes reminiscent of gravel. On the palate, it displays a clean, slender structure, revealing a ripe and energetic body. The finish, which is savory, fresh, and intense, leaves a lingering and refined impression. When paired with dry goat cheese or grilled lobster, the wine’s flavors marry beautifully with these dishes, elegantly enhancing every bite.

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Pierre J. Fouassier

Loire | France

In Sancerre, Pierre-Jacques Fouassier carries out meticulous work on a plot-by-plot basis, with each terroir imparting its own distinct character. The Sauvignons display a quiet tension, while the Pinots offer a straightforward texture. The aging process does not seek to create a showy effect, but rather to achieve balance. In a nutshell: great structure. The estate remains a reliable benchmark.