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Domaine Vacheron Sancerre Rouge Belle Dame 2004 (stained labels)
Domaine Vacheron Sancerre Rouge Belle Dame 2004 (stained labels)

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Technical Details

  • Blend 100% Pinot Noir
  • Winemaker Jean-Laurent & Jean-Dominique Vacheron (cousins)
  • Country France
  • Region Loire Valley
  • Sub Region Central Vineyards
  • Appellation Sancerre
  • Vineyard La Belle Dame, a single plot of 50 year-old vines of Pinot Noir grown on pure flint soils
  • Farming Method Demeter Certified Biodynamic
  • Oak French oak barrels and 25 hl French oak casks
  • Aging / Cooperage 24 months; 12 months in barrel, 12 months in cask
  • Alcohol 13%

Domaine Vacheron Sancerre Rouge Belle Dame 2004 (stained label)

Pinot Noir | Loire Valley

WE90

Demeter Certified Biodynamic

$100.00

$69.95

750ML

30% OFF RETAIL!

Aged to perfection! The “grand cru” of Sancerre red wines. ‘Belle Dame’ is cherished for its pure flint soils, which gives Pinot Noir here a refinement and a spice that is captivating.

About The Producer

Great-grandfather Maurice Vacheron tended a few vines back when Sancerre was but a stop on a village road. His son, Jean, was the first of the family to specialize in producing wine, paying particular attention to the influence of terroir on Sauvignon Blanc. Jean's sons, Denis and Jean-Louis, solidified the Vacheron name in Sancerre, showcasing the family's talent with Sauvignon Blanc and Pinot Noir. Today, Denis' son, Jean-Laurent, and Jean-Louis' son, Jean-Dominique, have taken the estate to a whole new level of quality, championing biodynamic viticulture and selecting singular vineyard parcels that the family has observed for generations (and planted with their own hands) to bottle as single-vineyard wines, to showcase the heights that Sancerre can reach. 'Les Romains' was one of the domaines first single vineyard bottlings. The vineyard is made up of pure flint soils, rich in fossilized material that contributes minerality and smokiness to the wine.