Epinay Sauvignon Blanc "Primula" 2023
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- Origin: Loire Valley, France
- Grape Variety: Sauvignon Blanc
- Winemaking: Certified organic, focusing on natural processes and minimal intervention. The wine is fermented and raised in cement, ensuring a pure expression of the grape.
- Tasting Notes: Bright and crisp, with notes of grapefruit and elderflower. This Loire Sauvignon Blanc offers a zesty and refreshing profile, making it a great alternative to pricier Sancerres.
- Pairing: Ideal with light seafood dishes, salads, or as an aperitif.
About the Wine: The Epinay Sauvignon Blanc "Primula" 2022 is a testament to the quality and value found in the Loire Valley. Its organic certification reflects a commitment to sustainable viticulture and winemaking. The wine's bright, crisp character and delightful aromatics make it a versatile choice for various occasions, appealing to those who appreciate the classic style of Loire Valley Sauvignon Blancs.
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The Loire Valley, often referred to as the "Garden of France," is a revered wine region that stretches along the Loire River, producing an array of distinct wines, including the crisp, sea-breeze influenced Muscadet near the Atlantic coast, the versatile and expressive Chenin Blanc in regions like Vouvray and Anjou, the elegantly fragrant Cabernet Franc from Chinon and Bourgueil, and the minerally complex Sauvignon Blanc-based Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé from its eastern vineyards. This is a reflection of the valley's varied terroir and climate, which together foster the creation of wines that are celebrated for their finesse, diversity, and food-friendliness.
Loire Valley
Sauvignon Blanc, a white grape of significant character, is believed to have originated in the Loire Valley of France, where it continues to produce some of the world’s most iconic and expressive examples. This variety has also found success in Bordeaux, where it is often blended with Sémillon, as well as in New Zealand, where it has become a signature grape, and many other regions across the globe. Known for its vibrant acidity and distinctive aromatic profile, Sauvignon Blanc often displays a pronounced greenness, with notes of fresh-cut grass, herbaceousness, and sometimes even a touch of jalapeño, depending on ripeness and region. These traits are often supported by citrus fruits like grapefruit and lime, leading to wines that are both refreshing and complex, ranging from steely and mineral-driven to more tropical and fruit-forward styles.
