
2023 Gadais Père et Fils "Peninsula Vieilles Vignes" Muscadet Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie
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John Gilman
Reviewed July 2025Notes
In 1952, Louis Gadais was one of the first independant bottlers of his own wines. That is quite something in a region that has long been known for producing loads of simple white wines. That early philosophy has served the estate well where their dedication to the grape Melon de Bourgogne has led to different bottlings based on soils types and extended sur lie aging. The "Peninsula" is all from vines planted on the Saint-Fiacre-sur-Maine plateau over mica-gneiss soils. The average age of the vines is over 50 years of age with one plot planted in 1929. The wine is fermented with native yeasts and rests on the lees for 17 months in stainless steel vat. Also bottles without fining and filtration. The nose has notes of peach, pear and wet stones and is an idela pairing with white fish dishes like turbot and halibut.
Details
| Origin | Loire, France |
|---|---|
| Type/Varietal | Melon de Bourgogne |
| Alcohol Content | 12% |
| SKU | 1996581 |

