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Clement Baraut, Le Pitrouillet, 2022

Dry Savennières from the Le Pitrouillet parcel: direct press Chenin fermented in neutral oak and aged on fine lees, giving bright orchard fruit, floral lift and a saline finish at 12.5% ABV.

  • orchard fruit
  • citrus
  • white flowers
  • saline minerality

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At a glance

Producer
Clément Baraut
Region
Loire
Appellation
Savennières
Grape
Chenin Blanc
Vintage
2022
Country
France
Wine type
White
Alcohol
12.5%
Size
75.0cl
Farming
Organic — certified Biodynamic — practising

Taste profile

Body
Medium
Acidity
High
Tannin
Low
Sweetness
Dry

What to eat with it

  • Scallops (Saint‑Jacques)
  • Grilled turbot or other noble white fish
  • Veal sweetbreads
  • Aged goat’s cheese

How to serve it

Serve
Lightly chilled (12–14°C)

Why Cave selected it

Certified‑organic, biodynamically farmed Chenin from a historic Savennières site; transparently made (neutral oak, fine lees, minimal SO2) for a precise, saline, highly drinkable expression of the appellation.

About the wine

 

It ferments in neutral oak and ages on fine lees without sulphur until bottling in the summer. This is top quality Chenin from the Loire and I cannot recommend highly enough.


About Clément Baraut

Clément Baraut has been instrumental in Savennières’ progress as an appellation since he first arrived there in 1989 from Bordeaux. Initially a consultant oenologist, he progressively convinced vignerons in Savennières (and Anjou) to harvest earlier (noble rot was traditionally used) and implement a stringent selection process. A devotee of biodynamics, he bought his first vines in Bonnezeaux in 2007, and when Nicolas Joly approached him to sell 2ha in the lieu-dit of Le Pitrouillet, a parcel that had been farmed biodynamically for over 30 years, he jumped at the chance. Clément’s approach in the cellar is low-key; he wants his winemaking to be as transparent as possible. The grapes are harvested in two 'tries' to guarantee optimum ripeness, and botrytis affected grapes are meticulously removed.

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