Paul Gadenne
Chignin-Bergeron, 2020

Savoie, France

£36.00

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Paul Gadenne
Chignin-Bergeron, 2020

Savoie, France

£36.00

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SIZE:
75cl

In the Savoie, Bergeron is the local name for Roussanne; a textured, aromatic white variety that originates from the Rhone valley. Paul Gadenne has a tiny, organically farmed plot in Chignin's mountainous terrain, which lends itself to this powerful, smoky white. Though the palate is rich, the acidity and distinctive minerality add great balance, with notes of red apple, quince, gunsmoke and honey. This is a very impressive wine that really showcases why the Savoie is a region to watch.

16.5
Jancis Robinson - jancisrobinson.com

Roussanne. Intense, honeyed and rewarding mountain wine. With just an edge of natural winemaking about it but not remotely funky. Just edgy and vibrant.

About Paul Gadenne

Paul Gadenne fell in love with wine 10 years ago, when he and his father moved to Chignin in the Savoie. Based in the foothills of the Bauges mountains, all his friends in the village came from winemaking families and so Paul began to help in their vineyards during school holidays. This ultimately inspired him to study winemaking in Burgundy, before returning to the Savoie to apply this knowledge to the region he calls home.

Paul works with small parcels of exceptional vines in Chignin, focusing on local varieties Mondeuse, Jacquère and Bergeron - which is more commonly known as Roussanne. He farms organically across these parcels, with some being certified, and always aims to use as little human intervention as possible. His ethos is to work with nature, not against it, and find a pure expression of the local terroir. This is a very young project and winemaker and we’re looking forward to seeing how they develop.

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