The region of Sancerre in the French Loire Valley is probably more famous for its white Sauvignon Blanc wines rather than its reds, but that doesn't mean it can't produce a decent Pinot Noir, which is exactly what this is.This is a light, refreshing Pinot, and slightly chilled and on its own, it would be perfect on warm summer day. The nose and flavours are wonderful, think strawberries and cream.
I'm also a big fan of Sancerre rosé, also made from Pinot Noir. If you haven't tried it, you should.
Lauverjat
Moulin des Vrillères Sancerre Rouge 2006
Sancerre AC, Loire Valley, France
Philglas & Swiggot
£13.00
3.5/5
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