Sancerre

Sancerre white, red and rosé, Sauvignon and Pinot Noir from the Centre-Loire: our selection.
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Sancerre: the essentials

Sancerre, on the left bank of the Loire in the Cher, is renowned for its Sauvignon blanc whites, grown on "terres blanches" (white soils), limestone "caillottes" and flint soils. It also produces Pinot noir reds and rosés.

See also: All Loire wines

What dishes to serve with a white Sancerre?

Crottin de Chavignol, goat cheeses, fish, seafood and herb-based dishes.

Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé: what's the difference?

These are two Sauvignon blanc appellations facing each other on opposite sides of the Loire: Sancerre on the left bank, in the Cher, and Pouilly-Fumé on the right bank, in the Nièvre.