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Menetou-Salon

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What place does Menetou-Salon occupy in this selection of Loire wines?

Menetou-Salon features here among The Appellations of the Loire Valley, in the Centre subregion. This selection brings together wines exclusively from Domaine Pellé: it therefore lets you explore several cuvées from the same estate, rather than compare producers.

How are the white and red Menetou-Salon wines distributed?

The selection includes 12 white wines and 2 red wines. Sauvignon is specified for Les Bornés, Les Blanchais and Morogues Blanc, all from 2023; Morogues Rouge 2021 is identified as a Pinot Noir.

Which white cuvées should you bring together to explore the 2023 vintage of Menetou-Salon?

Les Bornés, Morogues Blanc, Les Blanchais and Vignes de Ratier make it possible to put together a tasting of four Pellé cuvées from 2023. All four are listed as Sauvignon: this choice therefore keeps the estate, vintage and grape variety the same for comparing the cuvées.

Which cuvée should you choose to compare three vintages of Menetou-Salon?

Menetou-Salon Morogues Blanc is available in the 2021, 2022 and 2023 vintages. It is a starting point for a comparative tasting of three years under the same cuvée name, without making assumptions about their development or ageing potential.

Which 2021 whites can you compare beyond Morogues Blanc?

Les Blanchais, Le Carroir and Vignes de Ratier round out the selection of 2021 white wines. Le Carroir and Vignes de Ratier also include the name Morogues in their titles; however, the information provided does not make it possible to specify their differences in terroir or style.