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Domaine Pierre Riffault

Sancerre Blanc L'Eclat 2023

Sancerre Blanc L'Eclat 2023

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The 2023 vintage, awarded two stars (“Remarkable”) by the Guide Hachette des Vins, is a striking example of Sancerre’s silex terroir.

Expect aromas of lemon zest, white peach, and delicate floral notes, layered with a distinctive flinty minerality. On the palate, the wine is vibrant and focused, showing tension, depth, and a long, saline finish. It’s expressive now but will develop further complexity through 2029.

Wine characteristics

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Vintage year: 2023

Grape variety: Sauvignon blanc

Country: France

Region: Loire Valley , Sancerre

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Wine variety: White

Sweetness: Dry

Acidity: Medium

Alcohol level: 13.0 %

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Aromas: Lemon zest, White peach, Pear, Elderflower, Wet Stone, Flint

Flavor notes: White peach, Mineral

Serving temperature: 7–10 °C (45–50 °F)

Food pairing

Seductively smooth and mineral,L’Éclat shines with pan-seared scallops, lobster in tarragon cream, or grilled prawns brushed with olive oil and lemon zest. The mineral edge cuts beautifully through mushroom risotto or poultry with a hint of truffle, bringing balance to every bite.

Drinking window

Drink now through 2028.

 
2026
2023
2028

Allergen information – Contains sulphites

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Domaine Pierre Riffault

Domaine Pierre Riffault

Domaine Pierre Riffault is a family-run estate in Verdigny, one of the most celebrated villages in the Sancerre appellation of France’s Loire Valley. The story began with Bertrand Riffault’s grandfather, who combined goat farming and winemaking, as was common in the region at the time...

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