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Domaine de Montcy - Terra Laura

Coming from a family of olive growers in Liguria in Italy, Laura Semeria never dreamed she’d end up making wine in the heart of France. A trip to the Loire Valley and a taste of Cour-Cheverny changed everything. This intriguing wine, made from the romorantin grape, captured her imagination entirely.

chevernyblanc

Cheverny Blanc

A harmonious blend displaying soft notes of peach, apple and acacia, with a delicate minerality and subtle savouriness.

A blend of 80% sauvignon blanc and 20% chardonnay

quick facts

APPELLATION: Cheverny AOP
VINTAGE: 2018
STYLE: white
GRAPES: sauvignon blanc, chardonnay
FARMING: biodynamic
FERMENTATION: stainless steel
MATURATION: stainless steel
FILTRATION: unfiltered
ALCOHOL: 12.5%
CASE SIZE: 6

cheverny rouge

Cheverny Rouge

Joyful and generous, laden with juicy cherry, pomegranate and rose. A hint of earthiness is balanced by fine, ripe tannins.

A blend of gamay, pinot noir and côt (also known as malbec)

quick facts

APPELLATION: Cheverny AOP
VINTAGE: 2018
STYLE: red
GRAPES: pinot noir, gamay, côt (malbec)
FARMING: biodynamic
FERMENTATION: stainless steel
MATURATION: stainless steel
FILTRATION: unfiltered
ALCOHOL: 12.5%
CASE SIZE: 6

cour cheverny

Cour-Cheverny

Intense aromatics of lime, apple, quince, lemon curd and smoke. A generous, slightly honeyed texture is the result of old-vine fruit, offsetting the pronounced mineralty that lingers through the long, lifted finish.

Made from the local romorantin grape, the tiny Cour-Cheverny appellation boasts fewer than 15 producers.

quick facts

APPELLATION: Cour-Cheverny AOP
VINTAGE: 2017
STYLE: white
GRAPE: romorantin
FARMING: biodynamic
FERMENTATION: stainless steel
MATURATION: stainless steel
FILTRATION: unfiltered
ALCOHOL: 12.5%
CASE SIZE: 6

Domaine de Montcy - Terra Laura

Coming from a family of olive growers in Liguria in Italy, Laura Semeria never dreamed she’d end up making wine in the heart of France. A trip to the Loire Valley and a taste of Cour-Cheverny changed everything. This intriguing wine, made from the romorantin grape, captured her imagination entirely.

In 2007, just five days before the harvest, she took over Domaine de Montcy in Cheverny. The estate covers 20 hectares and boasts vines up to 80 years old. In 2008, she began converting it to organic viticulture, and biodynamics followed in 2010. She now produces reds from pinot noir, gamay and côt, and whites from sauvignon blanc, chardonnay and romorantin. She is one of only a handful producers within the tiny Cour-Cheverny appellation.