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Domaine Reverdy Bernard & Fils Sancerre 2024
$40.95
VINTAGES#:
200055
750 ml bottle
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Sourced from vines grown in Kimmeridgian marl and Portland limestone, this is a juicy, sour-edged wine showing notes of sweetgrass, asparagus, pear and green apple, with a saline mineral character and laser-beam acidity. Savour through 2025 with herbed chicken, green salads and goat cheese.
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- Release DateApril 11, 2026
- Alcohol/Vol12.5%
- Made InLoire, France
- AppellationAOP (AOC)
- ByBernard Reverdy & Fils
- Sugar Content2 g/L
- StyleAromatic & Flavoured
- VarietalSauvignon Blanc
Product Details
Sourced from vines grown in Kimmeridgian marl and Portland limestone, this is a juicy, sour-edged wine showing notes of sweetgrass, asparagus, pear and green apple, with a saline mineral character and laser-beam acidity. Savour through 2025 with herbed chicken, green salads and goat cheese.
More Details
- Release DateApril 11, 2026
- Alcohol/Vol12.5%
- Made InLoire, France
- AppellationAOP (AOC)
- ByBernard Reverdy & Fils
- Sugar Content2 g/L
- StyleAromatic & Flavoured
- VarietalSauvignon Blanc
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