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Family owned and operated since 1850, passing down expertise from one generation to another. Today run by Marie-Eve Léger, who joined parents Agnes and Bernard in 2009 after completing her degree. 100% Chardonnay, pale lemon with aromas of ripe stone fruits with biscuit notes. Palate shows apple and peach flavors, vivid acidity, well balanced. Medium+ finish ending with yeasty character. Very Nice!
Family owned and operated since 1850, passing down expertise from one generation to another. Today run by Marie-Eve Léger, who joined parents Agnes and Bernard in 2009 after completing her degree. 100% Chardonnay, pale lemon with aromas of ripe stone fruits with biscuit notes. Palate shows apple and peach flavors, vivid acidity, well balanced. Medium+ finish ending with yeasty character. Very Nice!
Barnyard nose that opens into citrus, with orange blossom, lemon juice, & lots of tart tree fruit. Ripe Bartlett pear & acid play a big role on the long finish. Well worth the $15-18, enjoyable!
Barnyard nose that opens into citrus, with orange blossom, lemon juice, & lots of tart tree fruit. Ripe Bartlett pear & acid play a big role on the long finish. Well worth the $15-18, enjoyable!
Very pale lemon colour, citrus, dusty minerals and floral nose, medium acidity, dry with flavours of lemon, pear and a hint of almond on the finish. Lovely, paired with a simple pea and basil pesto pasta.
Very pale lemon colour, citrus, dusty minerals and floral nose, medium acidity, dry with flavours of lemon, pear and a hint of almond on the finish. Lovely, paired with a simple pea and basil pesto pasta.
I fell in love with Saint-Veran when I was living in France and I learned it was very close to Pouilly-Fuisse, but less expensive. It has been a while since I’ve had one, but this bottle reminds me of why I like it. Citrusy with the slightest taste of a ripe pear, it goes down so easily.
I fell in love with Saint-Veran when I was living in France and I learned it was very close to Pouilly-Fuisse, but less expensive. It has been a while since I’ve had one, but this bottle reminds me of why I like it. Citrusy with the slightest taste of a ripe pear, it goes down so easily.
St. Véran, Mâconnais, Burgundy, France
