Jean Marc et Mathieu Crochet Sancerre Rosé 2022
A fresh, elegant Sancerre Rosé with the aromas of white fruits. Good pairing with salads, white meats, cheeses.
$240
The vintage
Winery
Domaine Jean-Marc et Mathieu CrochetAppellation & Region
Sancerre, Loire ValleyBlend
100% Pinot NoirSoil
ClayAlcohol Content
13%Average age of vines
25 yearsVineyards & Vinification
0,5 hectares of Sancerre Rosé cépage. Pinot Noir planted on clay-carcareaous soil (caillottes) and clayey soil (terres blanches).
Density : 6 400 grape-plants/hectare
Pruning : Guyot pruning (simple)
Average age of the vineyard : 25 years
Tasting Notes
Eye: salmon pink with purple highlights.
Nose: the smell is intense, combining milky, fruity notes (raspberry) and more lively nuances such as redcurrant.
Palate: supple on the attack, with volume in the mouth, it offers a tangy finish which leaves a sensation of freshness confirmed by notes of citrus zest (yellow grapefruit).
The Winery
Jean-Marc and Mathieu Crochet are an exemplary father-son duo in the world of wine, embodying the essence of the Sancerre terroir. Their family estate, located in Bué, is among the top appellations in Sancerre, encompassing 12 hectares of vineyards.Perched atop a limestone ridge, the estate benefits from a North-South exposure, ideal for their vineyards. The vineyards are primarily planted with Sauvignon Blanc, along with a small amount of Pinot Noir. They produce a masterful Sauvignon Blanc, elegant reds, and a refreshing rosé. The Sauvignon Blanc vines thrive on ‘caillottes,’ a soil rich in fossilized limestone mixed with clay, contributing to the freshness and minerality characteristic of the Bué terroirs. The resulting wine is a taut, very dry, and mineral-driven Sancerre with a straightforward expression.
Jean-Marc and Mathieu Crochet’s wines beautifully balance tradition and innovation, respecting the soil and classic techniques while embracing modern methods to achieve remarkable quality.
Each of their bottles tells a story of passion, family, and deep respect for the Sancerre terroir.