Situated in Saint-Fiacre Sur Maine the vineyards are found on South facing slopes that run down to the Sèvre and Maine river banks. The Château not only has a stunning view but also ancient winemaking roots that date back to 1536. 

Made from the unique Folle Blanche (Picpoul), a grape that was overshadowed by Melon de Bourgogne for the production of Muscadet. After years of uprooting, it is now experiencing a well-deserved revival. Light and zesty showing aromas of grapefruit and blossoms really make this mouth-watering wine a must-try.  

Producer Château du Coing  

Viticulture & Winemaking Grapes are hand harvested, pressed, then go through cold macerated for 12hrs, before fermentation in large vats. Wine is then racked off the lee's and bottled with limited intervention. 

Grapes Folle Blanche 

Region Loire, France 

ABV 11%

Tasting Notes Zesty and zippy wine with a touch of white peach and a hint of exotic fruit while remaining floral and delicate.