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Domaine des Échardières
ドメーヌ・デ・ゼシャルディエール
Touraine and Touraine-Chenonceaux from Angé, run by Luc Poullain
About Domaine des Échardières
Domaine des Échardières is a wine estate in Angé, in the Cher valley of Touraine, owned by Luc Poullain, who took it over in 2000. The estate makes red, white and rosé wines under the Touraine and Touraine-Chenonceaux appellations, including the Touraine-Chenonceaux cuvées Le Long Bec, and Sauvignon is its main white. Luc Poullain is also president of the Touraine-Chenonceaux growers' syndicate.
Who Is This For?
For drinkers looking for Touraine Sauvignon and Touraine-Chenonceaux reds and whites from a single estate in the Cher valley.
Wines of Domaine des Échardières
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Domaine des Échardières located?
- The cellar is in Angé (41400), in the Cher valley of Touraine, France.
- Who owns Domaine des Échardières?
- Luc Poullain owns and runs the estate; he took it over in 2000.
- Which appellations does Domaine des Échardières produce?
- It produces wines under the Touraine and Touraine-Chenonceaux appellations.
- Which wines does Domaine des Échardières make?
- The estate makes a Sauvignon, a Touraine rosé, and the Touraine-Chenonceaux cuvées Le Long Bec in white and red.