Norman Price - Wines from France

• Domaine des Grand Presbyteres – St. Fiacre
Nelly Marzelleau – not only does she have a great name, but she also owns a fantastic Estate on one of the best sites in the Nantais. She allows the wine to stay in contact with the lees until March after the vintage before bottling. Her Vieilles Vignes is left on the lees for over 1 year, but is still fantastically fresh. An exceptional wine.
	2005 Muscadet de Sevre et Maine sur Lie	£5.25
	2004 Muscadet de Sevre et Maine sur Lie, Vieilles Vignes	£6.75

• Domaine Guy Allion, Touraine
This Domaine, with its beautiful Touraine styled house made out of tufa, produces Sauvignon from vines grown on sandy-clay soils. The Estate is managed according to the Terra Vitis programme which respects the environment and the land, parcel by parcel. Guy is always well reviewed by the Guide Hachette year after year
	2004 Sauvignon de Touraine, Domaine du Haut Perron	£5.25

• Domaine Henri Bourgeois, Sancerre
One of the top producers along the Loire, whose wines exhibit the complexity of the terroir of Chauvignol, the next door village to Sancerre, being chalky with a touch of gunflint. The wines of Henri Bourgeois are touched with brilliance, whether it be his “faux” Sancerre (Petit Bourgeois, which misses AC status by a gnat’s whisker), or his more prestigious wines. His quality through the range is exemplary.
	2005 Petit Bourgeois	£6.25
	2005 Quincy, Haute Victoire	£7.85
	2005 Sancerre La Vigne Blanche	£9.75
	2005 Sancerre La Vigne Blanche (½ Bottle)	£5.60
	2004 Pouilly Blanc Fume	£9.95
	2005 Sancerre Rose Les Baronnes	£9.95
	2004 Sancerre Rouge Les Baronnes	£11.15

• La Crosse du Chevrier - Jean Jacques Breton
Grapes here are picked from the area surrounding the town of Sancerre, namely Sur-en-Vaux and Bue on the Upper Loire
	2004 Sancerre Blanc	£7.35