Domaine Sautereau, Sancerre Rosé (2021)
- 2021
- 75cl
- Rosé
- 12.5%
- Loire - FR, France
- Sancerre AOP
- Pinot Noir
- OC6
Tasting notes
Delicate and bright, this rosé opens with fresh aromas of wild strawberry, redcurrant, and a hint of rose petal. The palate is crisp and lively, with clean red berry flavors, subtle citrus lift, and a refreshing mineral edge. Light-bodied and elegant, it shows a vibrant finish that makes it especially appealing as an aperitif or alongside salads, seafood, and summer dishes.
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Viticulture
Domaine Sautereau is a family-run vineyard in the Loire Valley, in the appellation of Sancerre, where it produces a fresh and elegant rosé. The estate is known for its careful work in the vineyard and its respect for the character of the terroir, which give the wine its refined balance and lively expression. Sancerre Rosé from Domaine Sautereau typically shows bright fruit aromas, notes of red berries and a crisp, clean finish, making it a charming and versatile wine that reflects the freshness and finesse of the Loire region.
Oenology
The oenology of Domaine Sautereau Sancerre Rosé reflects the fresh, precise character of Loire wines. Made from Pinot Noir grapes grown on the limestone and flint soils of Sancerre, it is crafted to preserve delicacy, aromatic purity, and bright natural acidity. The grapes are usually harvested at optimal ripeness, then gently pressed to obtain a pale, elegant rosé with a crisp and refined profile. Fermentation is carried out at controlled temperatures to maintain freshness and highlight expressive notes of red berries, citrus, and subtle floral nuances. The result is a dry, balanced rosé with a clean mineral finish and lively tension, typical of the Sancerre appellation.
Suggestions for accompaniment
Domaine Sautereau, Sancerre Rosé from the Loire pairs well with light, fresh dishes that highlight its crisp red fruit and bright acidity. Recommended main dishes include grilled salmon, tuna tartare, roasted chicken, herb-marinated shrimp, and vegetable quiche. Good accompanying dishes are mixed green salads, tomato and mozzarella salad, grilled asparagus, ratatouille, baby potatoes with herbs, and cucumber or fennel salad. It also works nicely with soft goat cheese, charcuterie, and light Mediterranean appetizers.
Winery
Domaine Sautereau
Domaine Sautereau is a family-run vineyard located in the Loire region, known for producing elegant and expressive wines that reflect the freshness and character of its terroir. The estate is particularly associated with the appellation of Sancerre, where it cultivates vineyards on well-exposed slopes and varied soils, helping to create balanced wines with bright acidity, minerality, and refined aromas. The domaine is rooted in a long winemaking tradition, passed down through generations, with a strong emphasis on careful vineyard work and respect for the land. Over time, Domaine Sautereau has built a reputation for producing authentic Loire wines that combine precision, freshness, and typicity.
