\r\nToday, this appellation produces fine, fruity wines that are sought-after for their qualities, which are perfectly in tune with our times: tender, convivial wines, without excess. \r\n \r\nGrape varieties \r\nAOC Cheverny wines are traditionally and necessarily blended. For white Cheverny, the grape varieties are Sauvignon, Chardonnay and Menu Pineau. For red and rosé Cheverny, Gamay noir à jus blanc and Pinot Noir are the main grape varieties. \r\n Cheverny wines \r\n. White wines: lively and fine, they are a blend of Sauvignon, which expresses itself perfectly on this terroir, releasing all its aromatic power (notes of blackcurrant and licorice), and Chardonnay, which brings elegance. Menu Pineau can also be added to the blend to balance out the balance when necessary. \r\n \r\n. Red wines: Rich in sap and gourmet, they are a blend of Gamay, which brings freshness and easy drinking, and Pinot Noir, which gives finesse and subtlety. Cabernet Franc and Côt can be used as complementary grape varieties. \r\n \r\n. Rosé wines: Supple, fresh wines with a spicy, sometimes slightly toasty note.","Cheverny or the elixir of kings","Cheverny: a very complex grape variety:","Cheverny white wine grape varieties :","Grape varieties of Cheverny red wine :","Cheverny: terroir and climate","Cheverny wine: from vine to cellar","Vine cultivation :","Cheverny: in the heart of the Chai","More information on the "," \r\n\r\nOne of the symbols of the Touraine region, often referred to as the vineyard of the Loire châteaux, Cheverny covers an area of 550 hectares spread over 24 communes in the Loire et Cher department. Today, it's one of the least expensive wines on the menu, but it was once a staple of royal and princely feasts. A glimpse of a wine so French!\r\n\r\n"," \r\n\r\nIn the past, the Loire River, a busy waterway, gave the inhabitants of this region easy access to plants that sometimes came from very far away. Today, the tradition lives on, and winegrowers in this appellation continue to use a wide range of grape varieties. Cheverny wine is still a blend.\r\n\r\n"," \r\n\r\nHistorically, we would mention the following three grape varieties:\r\n- Romorantin: native to Burgundy, imported from Beaune by François I.\r\n- Menu Pineau, locally known as Arbois. Closely related to Chenin\r\n- Meslier provides a perfect base for sparkling wines.\r\n\r\nVarieties for contemporary blends\r\n- Chardonnay: elegance\r\n- Sauvignon: strong aromatic expression\r\n- Chenin\r\n\r\n"," \r\n\r\n- Gamay: freshness and roundness\r\n- Pinot noir, from Burgundy: finesse and subtlety\r\n\r\nThey form the basis of the blend.\r\n\r\nComplementary grape varieties:\r\n- Cabernet franc and Sauvignon, very present in the Bordeaux region\r\n- Côt, native to Cahors\r\n- Pineau d'Aunis or Chenin noir, the oldest Loire grape variety\r\n\r\n"," \r\n\r\nThe soils are clayey-siliceous, with a base of Beauce limestone.\r\nTemperatures are moderate, with mild springs and summers and cool, wet autumns. As a result, the grapes never over-ripen. To counterbalance these factors, the grape varieties are selected for their high aromatic value.\r\n\r\n"," \r\n\r\nThe steps involved in maintaining the vines are, in principle, common to all appellations, but their intensity varies from one to another.\r\n- Controlling the quantity and quality of the grapes to come. Cut the wood of the vine at a defined height. Eliminate certain buds.\r\n- Optimize sunlight and airflow to the bunches by cutting off the upper part of the vine: this is called trimming and, in summer, leaf-thinning: removing some of the leaves around the bunches.\r\n- Manual or mechanical harvesting\r\n\r\n"," \r\n\r\nThe white grapes are placed in a press to extract the juice. The sugar it contains is transformed into alcohol, releasing carbon dioxide. This is alcoholic fermentation. The fermented grape juice is the highly appreciated Bernache.\r\nRed grapes are put directly into vats. Alcoholic fermentation then takes place, followed by the transformation of malic acid into lactic acid, reducing the acidity of the wine: this is malolactic fermentation.\r\nFor rosé wines, the red grapes are pressed in the same way as the white grapes.\r\n\r\nOnce these stages have been completed, the wine is matured in barrels or vats: a simple juice is transformed into a genuine Cheverny to be enjoyed within the year! Dry and fruity, Cheverny white wines are ideal with fish and goat's cheese. Identical characteristics for rosés with fish and grilled meats. Light, fruity and spicy for reds with white meats or grilled meats. \r\n\r\nVin Cheverny, classified AOC since 1993, is the only VDQS (vin délimité de qualité supérieure) to produce an appellation sparkling wine!","Buy the best Cheverny wines in private sale!","Rated site","19798 notices","Free on your 1st order*.","20€","Access to sales!","Discover our selection of the best Cheverny wine producers","Domaine de Montcy","See all estates","Our latest sales of Cheverny wines","|","White wine","Organic","(Vintage 2022 notes)","fruity","biodynamics","confidential","\"A small Loire Valley appellation that has everything to please, a crisp, fresh and fruity white\"."," Archetypal contemporary Cheverny, for this lovely, fresh, silky white. It has an aromatic nose with floral notes, a generous mouthfeel and superb balance. Your ideal aperitif companion!","Domaine de Montcy - Cheverny Ligère white 2023","More info","Red wine","Rated 4/5","4/5 (3 reviews)","finesse","red berries","\"The finesse of Pinot Noir, the fruitiness of Gamay and the aromatic touch of Côt all come together in this beautiful bottle.","\"Good concentration but subtle, finely spiced, buoyed by silky tannins and partial barrel ageing that doesn't mask the fruit, this ambitious red is sure to please. It's a worthy representative of the appellation, destined for short cellaring and a fine piece of beef\".(Le Guide Hachette 2023)","Domaine de Montcy - Cheverny Louis de la Saussaye red 2020","Rated 4.8/5","4.8/5 (4 reviews)","(2019 vintage notes)","floral","mineral","scallop","white meat","Made from old Sauvignon (60%) and Chardonnay vines, skin contact maceration\r\npellicular maceration on the older Sauvignons adds structure to the wine. With its crystalline\r\nClos des Cendres is a model of a great Loire white!","Domaine de Montcy - Cheverny Clos des Cendres white 2020","\"Sauvignon and Chardonnay, both harvested on the cusp of maturity, form a crisp duo here in all simplicity. The fruity freshness of this wine gives it a lot of drive and youthfulness.\" (Revue RVF N°642) A small Loire Valley appellation with everything to please!","Domaine de Montcy - Cheverny Tradition white 2019","Rated 3.5/5","3.5/5 (8 reviews)","(Notes vintage 2017)","delicious","bio&bon","immediate pleasure","This Cheverny is a supple, silky red with a light ruby color and a fragrant nose of Morello cherry fruit. Supple, silky and fresh on the palate, it highlights the terroir and all its elegance. The tannins support the fruit and give a long, persistent finish. Freshness and roundness are the hallmarks of this highly successful cuvée. Enjoy it with friends and charcuterie!","Domaine de Montcy - Cheverny Tradition red 2018","Rated 3.4/5","3.4/5 (26 reviews)","\"A dashing 2018 that doesn't tip into excess solar richness. \r\nVery crisp in fruit and without bluster, it's ready to drink now.\" (Le Guide des Meilleurs Vins de France 2020 - RVF) This small Loire Valley appellation produces a pale yellow, slightly brilliant white, with a complex, aromatic nose of acacia and primary Sauvignon aromas. The attack on the palate is round, frank and generous, with notes of dried fruit and a supple, balanced and persistent finish. It has everything to please!","Domaine de Montcy - Cheverny Tradition white 2018","An expert selection","The best wines and champagnes rated by the greatest guides (Hachette, Gault Millau, La Revue du Vin de France, Bettane & Desseauve, Parker, Concours, ...).","Direct from the estates","For impeccable preservation, all the bottles of wine for sale on our site are still in the cellar of the winery or its merchant at the time of your purchase.","Wines at the best price","You always get the best price on the wines you buy on 1jour1vin , and if you find your wine cheaper on another site, we'll refund the difference.","Best prices","Secure payment","Careful delivery","Customer service","Contact","Delivery","Help/FAQ","GTC","Privacy policy","Wine news","1jour1vin Reviews","Download application","Navigation problems","Manage my cookies","Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health, and should be consumed in moderation.","1jour1vin - 2024"]}
TheAOC Cheverny production area comprises 24 communes. Annual production is around 20,000 hectolitres, divided roughly equally between white, red and rosé.
Today, this appellation produces fine, fruity wines that are sought-after for their qualities, which are perfectly in tune with our times: tender, convivial wines, without excess.
Grape varieties
AOC Cheverny wines are traditionally and necessarily blended. For white Cheverny, the grape varieties are Sauvignon, Chardonnay and Menu Pineau. For red and rosé Cheverny, Gamay noir à jus blanc and Pinot Noir are the main grape varieties.
Cheverny wines
. White wines: lively and fine, they are a blend of Sauvignon, which expresses itself perfectly on this terroir, releasing all its aromatic power (notes of blackcurrant and licorice), and Chardonnay, which brings elegance. Menu Pineau can also be added to the blend to balance out the balance when necessary.
. Red wines: Rich in sap and gourmet, they are a blend of Gamay, which brings freshness and easy drinking, and Pinot Noir, which gives finesse and subtlety. Cabernet Franc and Côt can be used as complementary grape varieties.
. Rosé wines: Supple, fresh wines with a spicy, sometimes slightly toasty note.
Cheverny or the elixir of kings
One of the symbols of the Touraine region, often referred to as the vineyard of the Loire châteaux, Cheverny covers an area of 550 hectares spread over 24 communes in the Loire et Cher department. Today, it's one of the least expensive wines on the menu, but it was once a staple of royal and princely feasts. A glimpse of a wine so French!
Cheverny: a very complex grape variety:
In the past, the Loire River, a busy waterway, gave the inhabitants of this region easy access to plants that sometimes came from very far away. Today, the tradition lives on, and winegrowers in this appellation continue to use a wide range of grape varieties. Cheverny wine is still a blend.
Cheverny white wine grape varieties :
Historically, we would mention the following three grape varieties:
- Romorantin: native to Burgundy, imported from Beaune by François I.
- Menu Pineau, locally known as Arbois. Closely related to Chenin
- Meslier provides a perfect base for sparkling wines.
Varieties for contemporary blends
- Chardonnay: elegance
- Sauvignon: strong aromatic expression
- Chenin
Grape varieties of Cheverny red wine :
- Gamay: freshness and roundness
- Pinot noir, from Burgundy: finesse and subtlety
They form the basis of the blend.
Complementary grape varieties:
- Cabernet franc and Sauvignon, very present in the Bordeaux region
- Côt, native to Cahors
- Pineau d'Aunis or Chenin noir, the oldest Loire grape variety
Cheverny: terroir and climate
The soils are clayey-siliceous, with a base of Beauce limestone.
Temperatures are moderate, with mild springs and summers and cool, wet autumns. As a result, the grapes never over-ripen. To counterbalance these factors, the grape varieties are selected for their high aromatic value.
Cheverny wine: from vine to cellar
Vine cultivation :
The steps involved in maintaining the vines are, in principle, common to all appellations, but their intensity varies from one to another.
- Controlling the quantity and quality of the grapes to come. Cut the wood of the vine at a defined height. Eliminate certain buds.
- Optimize sunlight and airflow to the bunches by cutting off the upper part of the vine: this is called trimming and, in summer, leaf-thinning: removing some of the leaves around the bunches.
- Manual or mechanical harvesting
Cheverny: in the heart of the Chai
The white grapes are placed in a press to extract the juice. The sugar it contains is transformed into alcohol, releasing carbon dioxide. This is alcoholic fermentation. The fermented grape juice is the highly appreciated Bernache.
Red grapes are put directly into vats. Alcoholic fermentation then takes place, followed by the transformation of malic acid into lactic acid, reducing the acidity of the wine: this is malolactic fermentation.
For rosé wines, the red grapes are pressed in the same way as the white grapes.
Once these stages have been completed, the wine is matured in barrels or vats: a simple juice is transformed into a genuine Cheverny to be enjoyed within the year! Dry and fruity, Cheverny white wines are ideal with fish and goat's cheese. Identical characteristics for rosés with fish and grilled meats. Light, fruity and spicy for reds with white meats or grilled meats.
Vin Cheverny, classified AOC since 1993, is the only VDQS (vin délimité de qualité supérieure) to produce an appellation sparkling wine!
"A small Loire Valley appellation that has everything to please, a crisp, fresh and fruity white".
Archetypal contemporary Cheverny, for this lovely, fresh, silky white. It has an aromatic nose with floral notes, a generous mouthfeel and superb balance. Your ideal aperitif companion!
"The finesse of Pinot Noir, the fruitiness of Gamay and the aromatic touch of Côt all come together in this beautiful bottle.
"Good concentration but subtle, finely spiced, buoyed by silky tannins and partial barrel ageing that doesn't mask the fruit, this ambitious red is sure to please. It's a worthy representative of the appellation, destined for short cellaring and a fine piece of beef".(Le Guide Hachette 2023)
Made from old Sauvignon (60%) and Chardonnay vines, skin contact maceration
pellicular maceration on the older Sauvignons adds structure to the wine. With its crystalline
Clos des Cendres is a model of a great Loire white!
"Sauvignon and Chardonnay, both harvested on the cusp of maturity, form a crisp duo here in all simplicity. The fruity freshness of this wine gives it a lot of drive and youthfulness." (Revue RVF N°642) A small Loire Valley appellation with everything to please!
This Cheverny is a supple, silky red with a light ruby color and a fragrant nose of Morello cherry fruit. Supple, silky and fresh on the palate, it highlights the terroir and all its elegance. The tannins support the fruit and give a long, persistent finish. Freshness and roundness are the hallmarks of this highly successful cuvée. Enjoy it with friends and charcuterie!
"A dashing 2018 that doesn't tip into excess solar richness.
Very crisp in fruit and without bluster, it's ready to drink now." (Le Guide des Meilleurs Vins de France 2020 - RVF) This small Loire Valley appellation produces a pale yellow, slightly brilliant white, with a complex, aromatic nose of acacia and primary Sauvignon aromas. The attack on the palate is round, frank and generous, with notes of dried fruit and a supple, balanced and persistent finish. It has everything to please!