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Anjou Blanc "Le Veau"

Anjou Blanc "Le Veau" 2022

Val de Loire - Anjou
White Wine
Belargus
€84.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Anjou Rouge "La Fresnaye"
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Anjou Rouge "La Fresnaye" 2018

Val de Loire - Anjou
Wine Red
Domaine Patrick Baudouin
€26.00 €23.40
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Anjou Blanc "Quarts"
4 in stock

Anjou Blanc "Quarts" 2022

Val de Loire - Anjou
White Wine
Belargus
€97.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Anjou Blanc "Rouère"

Anjou Blanc "Rouère" 2022

Val de Loire - Anjou
White Wine
Belargus
€73.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What place do white and red wines occupy in the Anjou selection?

The selection includes 18 whites and 6 reds, all belonging to the Anjou appellation in the Loire Valley. Whites therefore make up the majority on this page of the appellations ranking.

Which grape varieties can help you navigate the Anjou wines presented?

For the whites, the terms “Chenin” and “Chenin blanc” refer to the same grape variety. For the reds, the information provided mentions Cabernet Franc and a Cabernet Sauvignon–Cabernet Franc blend; the Clau de Nell Anjou Rouge Cabernet Franc 2020 is a specifically named reference point.

Which Anjou wines from Thibaud Boudignon can you compare from the same vintage?

For 2023, you can compare the Anjou Blanc and Anjou Blanc “A François(e),” both in 75 cl bottles. This pairing lets you compare two wines from the same producer without changing vintage; however, the information provided does not specify their differences in style or production.

Which Patrick Baudouin wines should you choose to explore both colors of Anjou?

The whites are represented by “Ronceray Les Zerzilles” 2019 and “Effusion” 2022, while “La Fresnaye” 2018 represents the red. These three 75 cl bottles let you explore several wines from the estate, but differences in color and vintage should be taken into account when comparing them.

Do the names “Belargus” and “Pithon-Paillé & Belargus” refer to two distinct groups in this selection?

The representative Belargus listings bear both estate names, “Pithon-Paillé & Belargus” and “Belargus.” The two counts of 11 should therefore not be added together as if they referred to 22 different wines.