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Sancerre stars

Sancerre stars

2 Comments / Blog, Loire / By David Way / 8 October 2017 4 January 2021

The two stars of last night’s Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé tasting: Dagueneau 2007 and Cotat 2004: opulent and taut respectively.

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