ZY
Bracing and well blended blend of citrus and tropical fruits, with a subtle mineral accent that adds nuance and finesse to the finish.
Voss Expert tasting note
The first nose is very complex offering a melange of freshly cut apples, lemon zest, cut grass alongside floral scents as well as spicy, vanilla and ginger notes.



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Based on 18 customer reviews.
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ZY
Bracing and well blended blend of citrus and tropical fruits, with a subtle mineral accent that adds nuance and finesse to the finish.
Obit
Sancerre wine from France, I have had, was superior to this particular one. The layers were too subtle, and the taste of a chenin Blanc first detracted from the experience. Citrus and minerals were present, but the as a whole quality was compromised.
Ku-
The wine's body is round and refined, with a understated creaminess that complements the sweetness of the pear and white peach. The smoke touches add a trace of complexity, as the green matcha layers provide a bracing and herbaceous quality. The bracing quality is lively and well-balanced, cutting through the richness of the fruit. Overall, the wine is a delightful and zesty summer drink, with a good concentration of notes and a refined finish.
Based on 18 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
ZY
Bracing and well blended blend of citrus and tropical fruits, with a subtle mineral accent that adds nuance and finesse to the finish.
Obit
Sancerre wine from France, I have had, was superior to this particular one. The layers were too subtle, and the taste of a chenin Blanc first detracted from the experience. Citrus and minerals were present, but the as a whole quality was compromised.
Ku-
The wine's body is round and refined, with a understated creaminess that complements the sweetness of the pear and white peach. The smoke touches add a trace of complexity, as the green matcha layers provide a bracing and herbaceous quality. The bracing quality is lively and well-balanced, cutting through the richness of the fruit. Overall, the wine is a delightful and zesty summer drink, with a good concentration of notes and a refined finish.
Jean-Max Roger La Côte de Bué Sancerre is praised for its vibrant citrus and green apple aromas, lively minerality, and silky texture. While some appreciate its refreshing and zesty qualities, others note a subtle complexity with oak and spice influences. The wine pairs well with seafood and cheese, offering a bright, invigorating experience with a smooth finish. A few found it less impressive compared to other Sancerres.
This wine is a delightful expression of Sancerre shimmering in the glass with a pale, bright straw color with green and gold reflections. The first nose is very complex offering a melange of freshly cut apples, lemon zest, cut grass alongside floral scents as well as spicy, vanilla and ginger notes. The palate is driven by the refreshing acidity which itself is enveloped by the herbaceous and orchard fruit flavors that linger on the persistent finish.
We are 50+ wine professionals (sommeliers, buyers, MW candidates) across the US, UK, France, Greece, Italy, and beyond. We review wines via blind tastings with a standardized rubric, using both 100-point and 5-star scales.Same varietal, different acclaimed regions