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Saint-Véran "Esquisse"

Saint-Véran "Esquisse" 2025

Mâconnais
White Wine
Domaine de L'Oiseau de Passage
€24.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which wines allow you to explore Saint-Véran at L’Oiseau de Passage?

Two wines represent this appellation: “Toutes Griffes Dehors” and “Esquisse,” both from 2025. They share the Chardonnay grape variety and Village classification; the information provided does not allow us to specify their differences in style.

Which wine should you choose to discover an appellation other than Saint-Véran?

The Pouilly-Fuissé “Vers Châne” offers an introduction to a second Mâconnais appellation. Like the two Saint-Véran wines, it is a 2025 Chardonnay white wine, so the comparison is between wines made from the same grape variety and in the same year.

Is the Pouilly-Fuissé “Vers Châne” classified as Premier Cru?

No, “Vers Châne” is listed as Village in this selection. The Saint-Véran wines “Toutes Griffes Dehors” and “Esquisse” also fall under this classification.

Does the L’Oiseau de Passage selection include red wines or varieties other than Chardonnay?

The three wines featured are exclusively white wines made from Chardonnay. They all come from the Mâconnais, a subregion of Burgundy<\/a>.

Can you compare different vintages of L’Oiseau de Passage in this selection?

No, the three wines featured are from the 2025 vintage, each in a 75 cl bottle. This selection therefore lets you compare wines and two appellations from the same year, rather than the evolution of a wine across several vintages.