Chereau Carre, Muscadet Comte Leloup du Chateau de Chasseloir, 2014 zzSTUCKqIS1 it’s bright and lifted but

it’s bright and lifted but with a touch of texture and complexity that makes it stand out

Pallagrello Nero is one of the region’s historical varieties

A wine that demonstrates how restraint and finesse age more beautifully than sheer power

The 2021 vintage is cool and focused—layered but taut

and lightness over tannic extraction

Chereau Carre, Muscadet Comte Leloup du Chateau de Chasseloir, 2014 zzSTUCKqIS1 it’s bright and lifted butA library aged Muscadet that makes the case for taking this appellation seriously. The Comte Leloup du Chateau de Chasseloir comes from century old vines at Chereau Carre's flagship estate in Saint Fiacre sur Maine, fermented in stainless and aged sur lie before extended bottle rest. The 2014 has had eleven years to evolve, and reviewers consistently note how slowly these wines age, still showing tension and lift well into their second decade. Today