Quincy Domaine Jean Michel Sorbe Quincy AOP 2024

Quincy AOP 2024 from Domaine Jean Michel Sorbe, a Loire white wine made from Sauvignon Blanc, the typical grape of the appellation. Fresh and fruity profile, marked by citrus fruits and white flowers, characteristic of the dry whites of the Cher.

On what terroir is Quincy Domaine Jean Michel Sorbe Quincy AOP 2024 produced?

The Quincy AOP appellation is located on the left bank of the Cher, in the Cher and Indre departments, in the heart of Centre-Loire. The specifications require Sauvignon Blanc as the exclusive grape variety, planted on sandy-gravel soils resting on clay beds, typical of this part of the Loire Valley. The continental climate, tempered by the Cher valley, promotes an even ripening of the grapes and well-preserved acidity, the signature of the appellation's whites.

What is the tasting profile of Quincy Domaine Jean Michel Sorbe Quincy AOP 2024?

This 2024 Quincy from Domaine Jean Michel Sorbe stands out for its fresh and fruity profile, driven by notes of citrus fruits and white flowers typical of the appellation's Sauvignon. The palate is lively and accessible, in a style that favors ease of drinking rather than power.

What dishes pair with Quincy Domaine Jean Michel Sorbe Quincy AOP 2024?

Quincy AOP whites traditionally pair with seafood, grilled or lightly sauced fish, as well as fresh regional goat cheeses, such as Crottin de Chavignol. Their liveliness also makes them a compelling aperitif wine.

At what temperature should Quincy Domaine Jean Michel Sorbe Quincy AOP 2024 be served?

Like most dry Loire whites made from Sauvignon, this 2024 Quincy should be served at around 10 to 12°C. The appellation produces wines generally intended for consumption within the first two to three years after harvest, when the aromatic freshness of Sauvignon is best expressed.