Domaine De La Chauviniere Muscadet Sevre-et-Maine Appearance_Light Pink with 35% of the wine

with 35% of the wine spending 3 months ageing with a small amount of French oak staves for complexity and roundness

An excellent example of the Pessac-Leognan appellation in Graves

Domaine Jean Perrier et Fils remains a family who have live and worked in the Alps for more than seven generations

Two Rivers aim to harness Marlborough’s intense fruit flavours in elegant wines with a sense of place

dry and crisp palate

Domaine De La Chauviniere Muscadet Sevre-et-Maine Appearance_Light Pink with 35% of the wineThe Muscadet Sevre et Maine appellation in France's Loire Valley produces Muscadet (Melon de Bourgogne) wines and is known for wines that are light, tangy and dry white with key zest. This example from Domaine de la Chauviniere is one of the most popular from the area and for good reason. Grapes are sourced from century old vines for lots of aroma and flavour concentration. The result is fresh and floral with hints of white flowers and lemon zest on