Guy
Allion, Sauvignon Blanc, Touraine, Loire Valley
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The
estate boasts troglodytic caves hand dug by the prior generation. Allion’s son Cedric has been increasingly
joining in the estate’s production team over the last 15 years.
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Many
Troglodytic caves were built in the Middle Ages throughout the Loire Valley.
These huge caves were dug using only simple tools. The caves were used as
escape routes, shelters, etc during this time. Today many of these caves are
used to age and store wine. The caves remain at a relatively constant 12 degree
Celsius (53 degrees F.)
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The
vineyards are located on the River Cher, a subsidiary of the Loire River. Soil composition is mainly clay and
limestone.
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Tasting
Notes: Highly aromatic wine with notes of stone fruits and white flowers.
Clean, bright wine with a pleasant, lingering finish. Notes of peaches and white
flowers dominate the palate with an underlying minerality that balances the
wine. The wine boasts a pleasing acidity and finishes dry.
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