Saint-Pourçain
FranceFranceThe reds here—Gamay and Pinot Noir from granite soils—carry the snap of the Loire's continental edge, while the whites (mostly Chardonnay) split the difference between mineral restraint and ripe stone fruit, a tension that keeps both in a restless, food-driven middle ground.
The reds here—Gamay and Pinot Noir from granite soils—carry the snap of the Loire's continental edge, while the whites (mostly Chardonnay) split the difference between mineral restraint and ripe stone fruit, a tension that keeps both in a restless, food-driven middle ground.
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