Clos GALERNE
winemaker Name : Cédric Bourez
Region: Loire Valley
City: Saint Lambert du Lattay
Grape varieties Vineyard : chenin, cabernet franc, gamay, cabernet sauvignon
Surface Winery: 10 ha
Annual production: 30.000
Certification: in conversion AB


The wines of the Winery

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Douceur Angevine 2021 | Clos Galerne
Nice sweetness and an interesting saltiness!
Clos Galerne
White 2021
45,00 €
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The wines of Clos Galerne in Anjou Noir
The Clos Galerne is a 10-hectare Winery vineyard in the heart of the best terroirs of the Anjou Noir. Created by Cédric Bourez, it is made up of vines on the Pierre Bise and Moulin Brûlé sites in Beaulieu-sur-Layon, vines in Savennières and vines in Chaume. Love at first sight for the terroir of AnjouMyrtille and Cédric Bourez settled in Anjou with their four children for the love of the land. Cédric, with a degree in oenology and viticulture and after having acquired experience in two estates in the Côte de Provence, wanted to make white wines from great terroirs. It was a visit toAnjou, its landscapes and its lights, the meeting of its winegrowers who were in solidarity with him that was the trigger... It was love at first sight! "Le Clos Galerne is the link between the climate, this cold and humid north-west wind, the Galerne, which keeps us company during the winter pruning hours, and the history of our land, a living memory of the battles that crossed Anjou during the Vendée wars." A land marked by the history of the Vendée warsIn 1793, it was the " Virée de Galerne " where thousands of Vendéen fighters and their families crossed the Loire and fought battles, notably on the hillsides of Winery, at the Moulin Brûlé. |
Black Anjou, end of the Armorican massif
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