2009 Clos Rougeard, Breze, Saumur
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🍇 Grape: Chenin Blanc
🌍 Country: France
📍 Region: Loire Valley
🍃 Viticulture practice: Organic
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Clos Rougeard — Run by the Foucault family for eight generations, Clos Rougeard is legendary for redefining Loire Valley Cabernet Franc. Its organic, old-vine vineyards in Saumur-Champigny produce three iconic reds—Les Clos, Les Poyeaux, and Le Bourg—and the sought-after Brézé Chenin Blanc, often called the “Montrachet of the Loire.” Crafted with traditional methods and free-run juice only, these wines are renowned for their elegance, longevity, and unmatched purity.
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