Jasnières
Chenin blanc only, from two communes in Sarthe
About Jasnières
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Jasnières is an AOC in the Sarthe department of the Loire Valley, established by decree on 31 July 1937. It covers two communes and produces only white wine from a single grape, Chenin blanc, ranging from dry to semi-sweet.
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Drinkers who like Chenin blanc and are curious about the Loir valley
Producers
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Domaine Aubert de Rycke
Domaine Aubert de Rycke is a Jasnières estate at La Pointe in Marçon, in the Sarthe department of the Loire Valley, associated with Jean-Michel Aubert and Bénédicte de Rycke. Its white wines are sold under the Jasnières appellation, and bottles are listed by independent wine retailers.
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Domaine Jean-Marie Renvoisé
Domaine Jean-Marie Renvoisé is a wine estate in Chahaignes, in the Sarthe department, in the Loir valley. Jean-Marie Renvoisé is mainly a producer of Jasnières, and also makes red and white Coteaux du Loir. His wines are sold at the estate and through wine shops.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What grape is used in Jasnières?
- Jasnières is made only from Chenin blanc.
- What styles does Jasnières come in?
- It is a white-only appellation, from dry to semi-sweet.
- When did Jasnières become an AOC?
- The AOC was established by decree on 31 July 1937.
- Where is Jasnières?
- It is in the Sarthe department, covering two communes in the Loir valley.