ProducerSaumur-Champigny
Domaine Clotilde Legrand
ドメーヌ・クロティルド・ルグラン
Varrains family estate, Cabernet Franc, Saumur-Champigny
About Domaine Clotilde Legrand
Domaine Clotilde Legrand is a family estate in Varrains, in the Saumur-Champigny area of the Loire Valley. The Legrand family has been linked to the vine since the 17th century, and Clotilde is the first woman winemaker in the family. The vines are mainly Cabernet Franc, with an average age of about 45 years, plus a small Chenin Blanc parcel. The estate makes Saumur-Champigny and Saumur.
Who Is This For?
For readers who want a family-run Saumur-Champigny producer centred on old-vine Cabernet Franc.
Wines of Domaine Clotilde Legrand
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Domaine Clotilde Legrand located?
- It is in Varrains, in the Saumur-Champigny area of the Loire Valley, at 13 rue des Rogelins.
- Which grapes does Domaine Clotilde Legrand grow?
- The vineyard is mainly Cabernet Franc, with an average vine age of about 45 years, and includes a small Chenin Blanc parcel.
- What are the main cuvées of Domaine Clotilde Legrand?
- The Saumur-Champigny cuvées include Les Lizières, Les Terrages, La Chaintrée and Les Rogelins.
- Who runs Domaine Clotilde Legrand?
- Clotilde Legrand, the first woman winemaker of the Legrand family, whose ties to the vine go back to the 17th century.