Sancerre 'Les Belles Vignes' Fournier Pére et Fills 2013

Les Belles Vignes produced by Fournier cellar, reflects what its manufacturers claim about wine, considering it a great way to cheer the hearts of human being. The Sancerre is certainly one of these many delicious methods created by the French to be cheered. Produced using sauvignon blanc grapes, grown on the western hills of the river Loire, Sancerre is, in the world, one of the best expressions of the grape variety that composes it, thanks to the rich and diverse geology of the soil and the morphology of its land. In fact, the steep hillsides on which the sauvignon blanc vine grows, make sure that the cultivation is solely manual and also allow a good natural drainage of water. The cellar Fournier Père et Fills, a family business, grows its own vineyards on three of the most suitable terroir of Sancerre since over sixty years, when Paul Fourier began wine making with only 2 hectares of land. Today, hectares planted are not as few and the winery has become one of the most important of the Loire region, requiring the cooperation of the whole family Fourier. Les Belles Vignes, expresses the passion with which Claude Fournier manages the cellar using processing that low impact to respect the aromatic peculiarities typical of the sauvignon grape, so that they can be excellently enclosed in each bottle. The Sancerre Les Belles Vignes is in fact capable of communicating elegantly the "beautiful vineyards" of Fournier family. With delicious aromatic notes, balanced by a good flavor, it accompanies us in one of the oldest wine region of the world, the Loire, already noted by Pliny the Elder and Julius Caesar.