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Lucien Crochet purposely do not send out wines for review, so has been under the radar of major international attention. However, Lucien’s son, Gilles, was a highly respected vigneron in the wine community in France. He left Sancerre in 1978 to study oenology in Dijon and later trained at Domaine Dujac in Morey-Saint-Denis where he learned their approach to working with pinot noir. Returning to the Loire in 1983, he applied new techniques he learned and continued experimenting vinifying several cuvées with each vintage.
Sadly, Gilles suddenly passed away this year. He was very passionate about life which resonated into his craft describing winemaking “akin to expressing an emotion; you always try to be as precise as you can in bringing out the purity of the grapes grown on their particular terroir.” The team at Lucien Crochet will continue producing wines following Gilles's methods.
Vinous's 95 points for the 2017 le Chêne Marchand Sancerre reaffirms what we've long known of this family winery based in the village of Bué: it is one of the appellation's finest, making sophisticated and age-worthy Sancerre.
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LUCIEN CROCHET
Sancerre Pinot Rosé 2021
Loire Valley, France
157529 |
12x750ml |
Spec
$48.11* * Suggested retail price
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Intense pink with almost purple carmine red tints. The nose is marked by Pinot Noir, red fruit cake aromas. On the palate, ripe grapes and impressions of fresh red fruit with a nice balance. Serve at 8 to 10°C.
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