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Vincent Pinard

2020 Vincent Pinard, Sancerre, Grand Chemarin

France Loire Sancerre 750ML

Vinous

95
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2020 Vincent Pinard, Sancerre, Grand Chemarin
Vincent Pinard

2020 Vincent Pinard, Sancerre, Grand Chemarin

France Loire Sancerre 750ML

Vinous

95
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There are producers - some of them our very favorites - who eschew the thought oftypicityin lieu of something else: rather than creating a wine of agrape, let's make a wine of aplace.Such is the case with the wines of Vincent Pinard, an estate now run by the innovative younger generation in the persons of Florent and Clemente.

Vincent Pinard

Founded in 1996, the Pinard domaine is now overseen by Vincent's sons Florent and Clemente. Firmly in the biodynamic camp, the family's techniques are well-honed, dedicated to extracting the most site-specific wines from their famous sites that have been in the family for decades prior to the formal formation of the domaine. 

The family calls the village of Bué home, an area known for its Kimmeridgian soils that resemble those of Chablis. From the soils comes a distinctive aroma and structure - briny, saline bits serve to elevate the flavors much as salt to a dish - often making them the most age-worthy versions of Sancerre. 

In the cellars, the wines see time both in wooden vats and stainless, aged on their lees which also helps to soften the texture and provide even more natural health for the aging of the wines. 

These are bottles of immense depth and class, a producer who for years we have stealthily been stockpiling!

Meet the Producer

Vincent Pinard

There are producers - some of them our very favorites - who eschew the thought oftypicityin lieu of something else: rather than creating a wine of agrape, let's make a wine of aplace.Such is the case with the wines of Vincent Pinard, an estate now run by the innovative younger generation in the persons of Florent and Clemente.

Founded in 1996, the Pinard domaine is now overseen by Vincent's sons Florent and Clemente. Firmly in the biodynamic camp, the family's techniques are well-honed, dedicated to extracting the most site-specific wines from their famous sites that have been in the family for decades prior to the formal formation of the domaine. 

The family calls the village of Bué home, an area known for its Kimmeridgian soils that resemble those of Chablis. From the soils comes a distinctive aroma and structure - briny, saline bits serve to elevate the flavors much as salt to a dish - often making them the most age-worthy versions of Sancerre. 

In the cellars, the wines see time both in wooden vats and stainless, aged on their lees which also helps to soften the texture and provide even more natural health for the aging of the wines. 

These are bottles of immense depth and class, a producer who for years we have stealthily been stockpiling!

Vinous

Vinous

95

While light on its feet, the 2020 Sancerre Grand Chemarin packs plenty of concentration within its core. This sense of power provides a quinine-like bitterness to the ripe fruit and nettle flavors, which serve to remind you we are in Sauvignon-Central. There's a long, dry and savory finish with a lees-derived pastry character lingering long.

What the Critics are Saying

Vinous

Vinous

95

While light on its feet, the 2020 Sancerre Grand Chemarin packs plenty of concentration within its core. This sense of power provides a quinine-like bitterness to the ripe fruit and nettle flavors, which serve to remind you we are in Sauvignon-Central. There's a long, dry and savory finish with a lees-derived pastry character lingering long.