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Coteaux du Layon Les Bruandières Patrick Baudouin 1997

HoneyWine to sip
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12.5%

1.5L

Intensity

This Coteaux-du-Layon comes from organic growing and reveals all the vivacity of its terroir.

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Quantity: 2 bottlesObservations: 2 Highly marked labels, 2 Slightly worn labels, 1 Illegible vintageLevel: 2 NormalOrigin: private individualRecoverable VAT: noRegion: Loire ValleyAppellation: Coteaux du LayonOwner: Patrick Baudouin
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Coteaux du Layon Les Bruandières Patrick Baudouin 1997

The wine

At the head of the family domain, Patrick Baudouin has crafted a majestic Coteau-du-Layon from one of the parcels that convinced his ancestors to get into the world of wine. Here, the Chenin vines are grown organically in schist soil, perfectly exposed to the south.
In the winery, the domain continues its quest for quality with low-intervention methods. The grapes – having undergone a noble rot – are harvested in successive sorting sessions, wild yeasts bring about fermentation, and the wine is matured at length.
In the glass, we find a yellow coloured wine with hints of gold. It gives off an intense aromatic bouquet blending notes of honey, apricot, marmalade, candied fruit, quince paste, and plum. The palate balances richness with acidity. We recommend ageing this wine for a few years in the cellar before pairing it with dishes that combine sweet and salty elements.

About the Producer Patrick Baudouin

Founded in 1920 by Louis and Maria Juby, the great-grandparents of the current owners, Domaine Patrick Baudouin is an Angers estate of 13 hectares. The land here is made up of volcanic layers, schist and sandstone, in which the vines are grown organically. Biodiversity is encouraged, with trees grown on the same land. This domain considers its wine a ‘cultural creation’, with different appellations taking their turn in the spotlight: Savennières, Quarts-de-Chaume, Anjou (dry, demi-sec, and red), and Coteaux-du-Layon, with most of the cuvées coming from their own specific parcel. A pioneer in the production of dry Anjou, this estate is a strong advocate for the region’s terroirs. In its white, red, and dessert forms, this wine represents some of the finest that Anjou has to offer.

Detailed characteristics

Quantity: 2 bottles

Level: 2 NormalObservations: 2 Highly marked labels, 2 Slightly worn labels, 1 Illegible vintage

Origin: private individual

Type of cellar: underground, natural cellar

Recoverable VAT: no

Wooden case: no

French customs seal: no

Alcohol percentage: 12.5 %

Region: Loire Valley

Appellation: Coteaux du Layon

Owner: Patrick Baudouin

Vintage: 1997

Colour: dessert wine

Service temperature: 12°

Viticulture: organic More information....

Intensity: rich

Leading aroma: honey

Tasting occasion: wine to sip

Grape variety: Chenin Blanc
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Coteaux du Layon Les Bruandières Patrick Baudouin 1997

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Coteaux du Layon Les Bruandières Patrick Baudouin 1997
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32
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25
(year's lowest)
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