This is always the first Baudry wine released each year. It comes from young vines (10-15+ years old) planted on alluvial soil and gravel on the terraces of the Crevant terroir near the Vienne... read more
A step up in structure and complexity here. Le Domaine builds its character from Chinon's diversity of soils. Older vines (around 35 years old), planted on the alluvial gravel solids near the... read more
100% Cabernet Franc. Romain Guiberteau produces three red cuvees. Les Arboises comes from a calcareous lieu-dit in Brézé and Les Montelles from a mature single-site in the southerly part of the... read more
100% Cabernet Franc. The fruit for the Domaine comes from 25+ years old vines growing on the tuffeau/limestone soils around the towns of Varrains and Saumur. Picking is done by hand, partial cold... read more
The Clos Guillot is situated on a south-east facing slope in Chinon with soils of clay, chalk and 'yellow limestone' (known locally as Tuffeau). Harvesting is by hand and yields do not exceed 40... read more
The top cuvée from Baudry comes from very chalky, limestone soils on the slopes above Cravant. This is the soil type that produces Chinon's longest living wines. Baudry's 30 to 50 year old vines... read more
The vines of le Clos Guillot were planted between 1993 and 2000 on south-east facing slopes in Chinon, the soils being a mixture of clay, chalk and "yellow limestone". Harvesting is by handread more
100% Cabernet Franc. The deep and mineral charged Terres Chaudes comes from 35-50 year old vines across two parcels; the sandy, tuffeau-based slopes of the Poyeaux lieu-dit and the similarly soils... read more
100% Cabernet Franc. Les Montelles comes from a mature single-site in the south of the appellation near the village of Montreuil-Bellay. The name seems to reference a rocky terroir - perhaps... read more