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Domaine De Belliviere, Caligramme, 2023

Old-vine Jasnières Chenin from Bellivière, farmed organically and biodynamically. The 2023 is dry, orchard-fruited and flinty, with real ageing potential.

  • ripe peach
  • quince
  • acacia blossom
  • flint

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At a glance

Producer
Domaine de Bellivière
Region
Loire
Appellation
Jasnières
Grape
Chenin Blanc
Vintage
2023
Country
France
Wine type
White
Alcohol
13.0%
Size
75.0cl

Taste profile

Body
Medium
Acidity
High
Tannin
Low
Sweetness
Dry

What to eat with it

  • seared scallops with brown butter
  • roast chicken with thyme and lemon
  • grilled trout with almonds
  • pork loin with apples
  • goat cheese tart

How to serve it

Serve
Lightly chilled (12–14°C)

Why Cave selected it

Benchmark dry Chenin from Jasnières old vines, combining precision, minerality and cellar-worthiness — a standout expression of the domaine’s style.

About the wine

 

80yo vines here from nine parcels that in a good year yield 20hh as opposed to the young vines giving 35hh. This is one of Bellivière’s emblematic wines, that will age effortlessly way beyond the point when most fine Burgundies have started to tire. Phenomenal Chenin!

 

About Domaine de Bellivière

Making biodynamic wines in the northernmost vineyards of the Loire requires determination, passionate commitment, and a cool temperament, as mother nature regularly brings frost, mildew, oidium, and hail but this is exactly what they do, rather well we may add. They started on the backfoot with losses of vineyards to frost and other things in the early 90's to build up to where they are now. They now have 14 hectares, scattered over 65 parcels within 6 villages. Chenin Blanc represents the vast majority of the Bellivière production. Grapes are diligently picked by hand and in the cellar, each parcel is vinified individually in barrels of various shapes and sizes, permitting Eric and his son Clément to make judicious blending choices each vintage. Fermentations are always done with native yeasts, and often they will not finish all of the grapes' sugars.

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