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Clos La Neore Sancerre Bottle

Clos La Neore Sancerre2005

Edmond VatanSancerre, France

Clos La Néore is an almost-mythic, micro-production Sancerre from Edmond (and now Anne) Vatan, drawn from a single one-h…Learn More »

$600

/750ml

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2005 Pro Rating

Clos La Neore Sancerre 2005 Vintage

ABOUT THIS WINE

Clos La Néore is an almost-mythic, micro-production Sancerre from Edmond (and now Anne) Vatan, drawn from a single one-hectare south-facing parcel of old-vine Sauvignon Blanc on the Kimmeridgian limestone slopes of Monts Damnés in Bué. Produced traditionally and in minute quantities, it is famed for…Learn More »

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Clos La Neore Sancerre · Knowledge Base

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Wine Profile
WhiteSauvignon Blanc

About Clos La Neore Sancerre

Clos La Néore is an almost-mythic, micro-production Sancerre from Edmond (and now Anne) Vatan, drawn from a single one-hectare south-facing parcel of old-vine Sauvignon Blanc on the Kimmeridgian limestone slopes of Monts Damnés in Bué. Produced traditionally and in minute quantities, it is famed for its crystalline purity, racy mineral spine, and capacity to age for decades, offering a stripped-down, intensely focused expression of Sancerre that devotees compare to great white Burgundy or Chablis rather than typical Loire Sauvignon.