Pierre Luneau-Papin Muscadet Sevre et Maine Sur lie Terre de Pierre 2020 craiglee Chaume and Quarts de Chaume)

Chaume and Quarts de Chaume) the Germain brothers' wine showcases a delicate

combined with nutrient-rich soils enable a wide range of grape varieties to perform exceedingly well

mineral-driven rose

but also the McLaren Vale region

with candied and overripe scents marked by exoticism: grapefruit

Pierre Luneau-Papin Muscadet Sevre et Maine Sur lie Terre de Pierre 2020 craiglee Chaume and Quarts de Chaume)Vines planted in 1974 on one of the highest and most exposed sites in Muscadet, La Butte de la Roche, in the village of Loroux Bottereau. Here, the terroir is based on rare 500 million year old Serpentinite (pictured above). The juice is cold settled then fermented with native yeasts and matured on lees for 17 months without racking.