White wines: wood, broom,
black currant leaf, acacia,
jasmine, citrus fruits.
Red wines: cherry, Morello cherry,
blackberry, liquorice.
Rosé wines: mint, pepper,
apricot, currant.

White wines

The white wines
are lively and full of
fruit with pleasant
mineral and citrus
fruits aromas.

An initial
aggressiveness on
the palate, rounds off
with a rich and well
balanced finish.
The white Sancerre
wines are perfect
with fish dishes
and are particularly
good with salmon.
Another local product,
the goat cheese
Crottin de Chavignol,
is an equally good
match. Foie gras would
make an interesting
and original partner.

Red wines

The red wines are a fine embodiment of the noble
Pinot Noir grape. These wines often have aromas
of red cherries and are robust and full-bodied,
with a long-lasting finish. They may be best enjoyed
with white meat dishes of rabbit or poultry.

Rosé wines
The true qualities of the rosé wines can be best brought
out with poultry dishes or even with spicy food.