Didier Dagueneau Sancerre Le Mont Damné 2016
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The Sancerre Le Mont Damné 2016, born on the chalky slopes of Chavignol, expresses the minerality of Sauvignon Blanc. This dry white wine, aged in barrel, captivates with its fruity aromas and vibrant freshness. Perfect with fish or cheese, it can be cellared until 2036.
Heir to a bold viticultural quest, this domaine de la Loire embodies the exacting standards and singularity of Sauvignon Blanc.
- Terroir: The limestone hillsides of Sancerre, notably the steep slopes of the Monts Damnés, sculpt wines of chalky minerality and rare tension.
- Vinification: An intuitive approach, balancing barrel ageing and respect for the fruit, yielding cuvées of silky precision and remarkable length.
Tasting notes for Domaine Didier Dagueneau Sancerre Le Mont Damné 2016
To the eye: A golden robe of crystalline clarity, shot through with green reflections that betray its youth and vitality.
On the nose: Aromas of exotic fruits — ripe pineapple, juicy lychee — intertwine with notes of acacia blossom and soft liquorice, before a saline touch comes to underline the terroir's minerality.
On the palate: A silky texture envelops a lively, taut acidity, carried by a chalky minerality that stretches into a finish of saline elegance and remarkable length.
Serve at 12°C in a Burgundy-style white wine glass to reveal its full complexity.
Vintage 2016
A vintage marked by balanced maturity, where freshness and concentration harmoniously complement each other.
- Ageing potential: Keep until 2042 and beyond, in a cool cellar (12–14°C) away from light, to allow its complexity to fully blossom.
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