Domaine de Panquelaine Sancerre

Pale straw color. Gorgeous bouquet of lemongrass and gooseberry. Light body with nice soft acids wrong with lemongrass and gooseberry flavors. Long finish. This is enjoyable now with breathing and really needs to be consumed as soon as possible. Enjoyable

Produced by Jerome Gueneau and @domainedesgrandesperrieres Sancerre is an appellation in the Upper Loire Valley of France. 100% Sauvignon Blanc. Pale yellow, straw colored. Nose of lemon and citrus. Mouth is light bodied. Medium plus acidity. Balanced fruit. Long finish of more citrus. Really lovely. Sorry I only have one remaining. Drinking beautifully. I'd believe this would age several years.

Nice crisp dry sauvignon blanc. Definitely shows some terroir. It is not nearly as good as the Rodger Moreaux sancerre chavignol. Also it's counterpart the lesser expensive Sauvignon Blanc from the same producer in same vintage is much better QPR wine. I'm not sure that this one is worth it's price tag but it might be.

See previous notes for details. A nice crisp Sauvignon Blanc but lacks intensity and complexity that one would hope for from this region.

Pale straw to light gold color. Intense bouquet lemongrass, gooseberry, lime, lemon. On the plate concentrated citrus, lemongrass, lime, lemon, gooseberry, slate, wet stone, tart acidic minerals flavors. Tons of great lemony acidity. A very long citrus acidic finish. Drinks beautifully now. Enjoy now and over the next couple of years. ABV 13%. Important - this really drinks best between cellar temperature and room temperature. If too cold the flavors will be completely masked. Definitely worth trying. At $10 a …

Bitter after taste. Typical fruitiness doesn’t come out.

Pale straw gold color. Intense delicious bouquet of gooseberries, lime, lemongrass, wet stones, mineral, flint. Light to medium bodied with delicious amazing bracing acid. Lemon, lemongrass, lime, salt, stone, mineral flavors. Long acidic tart finish. Nice complexity. Delicious dry crisp tart fruit wine. Drink now to 2023, possibly longer. I do not know if it will get better, but it has the acidity and structure to hold up. A must try. IMPORTANT - this really showed best when it got …

Domaine de Panquelaine, Sancerre, 2018: This kosher wine is made by a small Loire producer better known as Domaine des Grandes Perrières. However sometimes, to avoid confusion some wineries prefer to use a different name for their kosher cuvées. Bright straw in color, with green reflections. On the nose, aromas of citrus blossom, lime peel, as well as hints of stone fruit and minerals. Light to medium-bodied, medium-minus intensity. On the palate, notes of lime, peach, wet river stones, slate, …