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Chinon Le Clos Guillot
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Chinon Le Clos Guillot 2022

Val de Loire - Touraine
Wine Red
Domaine Bernard Baudry
€24.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Chinon Les Grézeaux
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Chinon Les Grézeaux 2022

Val de Loire - Touraine
Wine Red
Domaine Bernard Baudry
€18.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Chinon "Le Domaine"
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Chinon "Le Domaine" 2023

Val de Loire - Touraine
Wine Red
Domaine Bernard Baudry
€14.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Chinon "Le Domaine"
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Chinon "Le Domaine" 2021

Val de Loire - Touraine
Wine Red
Domaine Bernard Baudry
€12.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle

What is Estate Bernard Baudry and why is it unique

Estate Bernard Baudry is located in Cravant-les-Côteaux, in the heart of the Chinon appellation along the Vienne River. Founded in the 1980s by Bernard Baudry, the estate is now run by his son Matthieu, who shares the same commitment to authenticity, terroir and finesse. Together, they pursue a minimalist and precise vision of winemaking, built around a deep respect for nature, the vineyard and the clarity of fruit. Their work has earned them a place among the top references in the Loire, with wines that are both age-worthy and accessible.

Which grape varieties are grown at Estate Bernard Baudry

Cabernet Franc is the cornerstone of the estate’s identity. It is cultivated across a variety of parcels, soils and exposures, allowing for a full exploration of the Chinon terroirs. Gravel soils produce light, fruity and approachable wines, while flint clays and limestone hillsides give rise to deeper, more structured and cellar-worthy expressions. The estate also grows a small amount of Chenin Blanc, resulting in a rare and elegant white wine of remarkable purity.

What style of wine defines Estate Bernard Baudry

The Baudry style is based on careful vineyard management, parcel-by-parcel vinification and a desire to let the wine speak for itself. Macerations are gentle, élevage is thoughtful, using concrete tanks, large wooden vats or barrels, always with restraint. The red wines are fresh, vibrant and digestible, with great clarity and energy. The rare Chenin Blanc is dry, mineral and sharp. Across the range, the wines share a remarkable balance between terroir expression and technical precision.

What food pairings go well with wines from Estate Bernard Baudry

These wines pair naturally with seasonal, honest and flavourful cuisine. The lighter wines from gravel soils go well with grilled poultry, pâtés or hearty salads. The more structured wines from limestone slopes are ideal with stews, roast lamb or stronger cheeses. The Chenin Blanc pairs elegantly with seafood, fine fish dishes or vegetarian recipes with a mineral profile. Thanks to their balance and depth, each wine easily finds its place at the table.

Why are wines from Estate Bernard Baudry so appreciated

This estate embodies a sincere, no-nonsense approach grounded in deep observation of nature and respectful viticulture. Bernard and Matthieu Baudry have built a coherent, transparent and authentic range of wines where each bottle reflects its origin. Lovers of Cabernet Franc see the estate as a benchmark, whether for immediate enjoyment or for long-term cellaring. It represents with humility and clarity some of the finest red wines the Loire has to offer.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Who is Bernard Baudry and what characterizes his wines?

Bernard Baudry, accompanied by his son Mathieu, is a winemaker known for his age-worthy cabernets, juicy and tannic. His wines faithfully reflect the terroirs of Chinon, offering cuvées that are both elegant and structured, perfect for lovers of wines with character.

What are the specificities of the different cuvées of Bernard Baudry?

The cuvées are named after the terroirs they come from: Les-Granges are supple and fresh, to be enjoyed within three years; Les-Grézeaux offer finesse and longevity; La-Croix-Boissée is dense and ideal for aging; the Clos Guillot produces a fleshy and smooth wine, particularly successful in vintages like 2007.

Why choose a Bernard Baudry wine at Grands Bourgognes?

Grands Bourgognes offers you an exclusive selection of Bernard Baudry wines, renowned for their quality and faithful expression of the terroirs. Buying at Grands Bourgognes ensures acquiring exceptional wines, perfect to enrich your cellar or accompany your meals.

How long can Bernard Baudry wines be kept?

Depending on the cuvée, the aging potential varies: Les-Granges are enjoyed young (within three years), while Les-Grézeaux, La-Croix-Boissée and Clos Guillot benefit from a good aging capacity, able to improve over several years, even decades, to reveal all their complexity.

How does Bernard Baudry work his vines to guarantee quality?

Bernard Baudry and his son Mathieu adopt a respectful approach to the terroirs, with own-rooted plantings and the enhancement of forgotten plots like Clos Guillot. Their philosophy aims to express the finesse and natural structure of the wines, combining tradition and innovation for a unique result.