The Sauvignon Blanc grapes for Jacques Dumont Sancerre grow in the hills southeast of Sancerre, a medieval hilltop town. The vines thrive in soil of clay-limestone and flint. Yields are limited to ensure high quality fruit. Each plot is constantly monitored throughout the year and evaluated to identify the optimal time to harvest. After sorting, the grapes are pressed slowly. The wine is fermented for two weeks at temperatures of 55˚ to 64˚ F, a cold temperature technique that conserves fruit flavors. The wine is aged on the lees until February to develop body and complexity. A succession of tastings determines the ideal time to bottle.

Harvest Note
The 2025 growing season was impacted by high heat and drought which lead to small sized berries and low yields in the region. Fortunately cool nights ensured good acidity and the dry conditions prevented disease. Despite low quantity, the quality of grapes was excellent.
Tasting Note
An aromatic and elegant white wine with notes of citrus and tropical fruits and a classic minerality
Technical Data
GRAPES: 100% Sauvignon Blanc
APPELLATION: Sancerre AOC
ABV: 12.5%
Unique Selling Points
  • Sancerre is renowned for its elegant white wines full of minerality
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