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Domaine
de la Chauvinière, characteristic for its pale green
colour, its complex and intense nose, its long finish dominated
by white flower fragrances. We recommend serving it with shell-fish,
seafood, fish, or as an aperitif.
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Muscadet Sèvre
et Maine sur lie
Sélection du Grand Moulin, produced from vines
surrounding a wind mill, also on granite soil, is characteristic
for its slightly later maturity, resulting in an ample and harmonious
finish. We also recommend serving it with shell-fish, seafood,
fish, or as an aperitif.
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Muscadet Sèvre
et Maine sur lie
Elevé en fûts de chêne (matured in
oak casks), produced from 50 to 60 years old vines, matured
in traditional oak casks up to the spring following the picking,
it is very rich, with a slightly wooded hint. Perfectly balanced,
it will go beautifully with fish.
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Muscadet
Sèvre et Maine sur lie
Domaine de la Chauvinière 1996 and 1997,
is matured "sur lie" in underground vats for three years, there is no fining
or filtering before bottling. This wine will attract you for
its darker colour, and its flavours of honey and quince. The
finish is intense and long, reminiscent of its aromas. This
is perfect with fish dishes served with a sauce or as an aperitif
to accompany salmon canapés.
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les Montys, a structured Muscadet, an exceptional Muscadet , a Muscadet
for laying down ; go excellently with shellfish, crustaceans
and fish. |
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The
best serving temperature is in the region of 12°C.
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During vintage, we
put the utmost care into our wine making processes, tailored
to our different wines. The properties of the granite soil,
the age of the vines, the aspect either full south or to the
south east, are so many parameters we take into account. We
keep a constant watch, to ensure that we make the right decision.
Twenty per cent of the wines are matured in oak casks, in the
old cellars. The remainder is stored in a modern cellarhouse,
where the temperature is controlled. We use state of the art
technologies while remaining true to our traditions and our
terroir.
Throughout the winter,
the Muscadet is left on its fine lies, without racking; month
after month, the complex aromas and the structure develop. Progressively,
the yeasts autolyse, releasing the amino-acids thereby encouraging
greater aromatic complexity, reminiscent of brioche bread, dried
fruits, etc. Without racking, the imprisoned carbon dioxide
captures the primary and secondary aromas, which gives the Muscadet
olfactory freshness and gentle structural fizziness, making
it an ideal wine to serve with seafood and fish.
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- Prizes
Le
Domaine de la Chauvinière sets great stores by the
traditional wine making methods, which ensure the optimum
quality of its wines at all time as testified by the many
prizes it has received in many regional and national
competitions:
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Paris Concours Général Agricole
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1974
Silver
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1987
Silver
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1975
Silver
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1989
Bronze
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1983
Silver
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1998
Silver
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1984
Gold
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2002 Silver
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2004
Gold
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2005
Gold
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| 2006 Silver |
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Concours des Vins of Nantes
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1974
1st Gold
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1991
Silver
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1980
Gold
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1993
Silver
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1982
1st Gold
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1997
1st Gold
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1989
Gold
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2000
Silver
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2001
Gold
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2002 Gold
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| 2006 Silver |
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Concours des Grands Vins de France of Mâcon
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1973
Gold
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1991
Gold
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1975
Gold
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1995
Bronze
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1979
Gold
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1998
Gold
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1983
Gold
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2003
Bronze
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| 2006 Bronze |
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Concours National des Caves Particulières
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1993
1st Gold
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1999
Silver
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Silver
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2002
Silver |
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2003
Argent
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2004
Silver
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Challenge International du Vin de Blaye-Bourg
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1995
Bronze
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1999
Bronze
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1997
Gold
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2002 Bronze |
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2003
Bronze
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2005
Bronze
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| 2006 Bronze |
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Jérémie HUCHET
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