> Domaine des Huards Cour-Cheverny Romo 2017
Domaine des Huards Cour-Cheverny Romo 2017
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Domaine des Huards Cour-Cheverny Romo 2017

RegionVallée de la Loire
AppellationCour-cheverny
ProducerDomaine des Huards
ColorWhite
Grape variety100 % Romorantin
Visual aspectDress is a beautiful pale yellow
Odor characteristicfrank and balanced nose. Mineral, citrus and a touch of honey.
Taste attributesOral harmony between the strong power and tactile softness. very long persistence, rich in freshness.
AromasFruity, Mineral
Type of terroirBase Miocene limestone
Breeding containerRaised on the lees.
Operating temperature12° C
Aeration1H
DecantingNon
Type of agricultureBiodynamie
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Domain description :

Vignerons Domaine des Loons since 1846, the family Gendrier led the field for fifteen years in organic and biodynamic agriculture. The Loons Domain is located in the municipality of Cour-Cheverny, between the Loire and Sologne, 4 km from Château de Cheverny and 15 km from the Chambord. We produce AOC wines of Cheverny and Cour-Cheverny, 100% romorantin grape. Since 1922, our family produces varietal wines romorantin, seduced by his great qualities.

Description of the appellation :

AOC since 1993. The variety of Cour-Cheverny introduced by François 1st in 1519 was planted near the castle of Romorantin where his mother lived. 11 towns of Loir-et-Cher concerned by this white wine.

Description of the region :

The vineyards of the Loire Valley, the Loire Valley vineyard Loire or according to preferences, brings together many wine regions. The wines produced in these regions are sweet white wines, dry, semi-dry or sweet; light red wines; rosés and sparkling wines more. The vineyards are located along the Loire and its tributaries, covering 70,000 hectares. They are spread over several areas of production: Anjou, the Nantes region, the Center and Touraine. The varieties present in the Loire Valley region are: Grolleau, Pineau d'Aunis, Cabernet Franc, Pinot Noir and côt for red and rosé wines; melon, Sauvignon, Chenin Blanc and the Chardonnay for white.