Domaine Franck Millet
Sancerre Sauvignon Blanc
Sancerre, Central Vineyards, Loire Valley, France
Pale lemon with aromas of citrus, stone fruits and floral notes. On the palate flavors of apple, melon and lime citrus with notes of pepper and spice. Medium+ finish, chalky, vivid acidity and ends with mineral spice. Nice!
Pale lemon with aromas of citrus, stone fruits and floral notes. On the palate flavors of apple, melon and lime citrus with notes of pepper and spice. Medium+ finish, chalky, vivid acidity and ends with mineral spice. Nice!
Sep 26th, 2024Pale lemon with aromas of citrus, stone fruits and floral notes. On the palate flavors of apple, melon and lime citrus with notes of pepper and spice. Medium+ finish, chalky, vivid acidity and ends with mineral spice. Nice!
Pale lemon with aromas of citrus, stone fruits and floral notes. On the palate flavors of apple, melon and lime citrus with notes of pepper and spice. Medium+ finish, chalky, vivid acidity and ends with mineral spice. Nice!
Sep 6th, 2024
A beautiful golden yellow in color leads to a delightful aroma of freshly squeezed lemons, with hints of oranges and minerality. There is a fresh, crisp, clean taste to this wine. A saline taste at first that gives way to good citrus favors. A good minerality of river rocks and limestone on the backend. I can see anyone sipping this on a warm summer evening and enjoying the hell out of it.
A beautiful golden yellow in color leads to a delightful aroma of freshly squeezed lemons, with hints of oranges and minerality. There is a fresh, crisp, clean taste to this wine. A saline taste at first that gives way to good citrus favors. A good minerality of river rocks and limestone on the backend. I can see anyone sipping this on a warm summer evening and enjoying the hell out of it.
2 people found it helpfulMay 24th, 2013
Minerally, lemon clawback from a tease of tropics/gooseberry. New oak gives it a little more seriousness, but not a malo/creamy mess — it’s crisp. Good “house” Sancerre
Minerally, lemon clawback from a tease of tropics/gooseberry. New oak gives it a little more seriousness, but not a malo/creamy mess — it’s crisp. Good “house” Sancerre
1 person found it helpfulDec 23rd, 2020We had this one on a scorching hot day in the gardens of Versailles where the heat hits you from the sun directly but also from its reflection off the light colored gravel below. A great refuge was this little restaurant outdoors but tucked away in a grove of trees. We quickly ordered this wine with lunch and though not overly complex with its lemony maybe buttery character, it did the trick as a refreshing mid-day reprieve from the heat. A touch sweet and as I say, simple, but alright.
We had this one on a scorching hot day in the gardens of Versailles where the heat hits you from the sun directly but also from its reflection off the light colored gravel below. A great refuge was this little restaurant outdoors but tucked away in a grove of trees. We quickly ordered this wine with lunch and though not overly complex with its lemony maybe buttery character, it did the trick as a refreshing mid-day reprieve from the heat. A touch sweet and as I say, simple, but alright.
1 person found it helpfulJul 9th, 2019
Light and bright. Lots of limestone and pear.
Light and bright. Lots of limestone and pear.
Dec 22nd, 2018
Big difference in Sancerre and Sauvignon Blanc even though there isn’t a difference there is a huuuuge difference I taste. I love Sancerre. I don’t like most Sauvignon Blanc’s. 🧐 oh the irony...
Big difference in Sancerre and Sauvignon Blanc even though there isn’t a difference there is a huuuuge difference I taste. I love Sancerre. I don’t like most Sauvignon Blanc’s. 🧐 oh the irony...
May 27th, 2018