Domaine Michel Girard, ‘Silex’, Sancerre
Loire Valley | France

Pronounced minerality and gunsmoke notes mingle with clean citrus acidity, culminating in a long finish of stone fruit.
Awards
2011 Vintage: IWSC 2013 – Silver Oustanding
About the Producer
Although the Girards have vines growing in all three of Sancerre’s major soil types, this wine is sourced from two exceptional vineyards of Silex (flint) soil. Grapes from old vines were hand-picked and gently pressed, with fermentation in stainless steel tanks. The wine was made by Philippe Girard, Michel Girard’s son, and we decide the blend with him for this Boutinot selection to reflect the very unique Silex terroir and character.
Food Pairing
Please decant before serving to release the full potential of this wine. A fantastic match with shellfish or river fish such as trout or zander; or the classic crottins of goats cheese.
£25.00
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Domaine Michel Girard, ‘Silex’, Sancerre
Fun Fact
‘Silex’ means flint in French and refers to the soils in which the Sauvignon vines are grown.
Details
| Place of Origin | Loire Valley, France |
|---|---|
| Size & ABV | 75.0cl | 12.5% |
| Grape Variety | Sauvignon Blanc |
| Vegan? | Yes |





