| Country: |
France |
| Color: |
White |
| Region: |
Bordeaux ( Rive droite ) |
| Appellation: |
Entre-Deux-Mers |
| Grape variety: |
Sauvignon & Semillon |
| Winemaker: |
Cheval Quancard |
Cheval Quancard's Entre-Deux-Mers wines are located between the Garonne and Dordogne, a region made up of a predominantly clay-limestone plateau. The most important grape variety in Entre-deux-mers wines is sauvignon, which gives the wines a particular aroma, which is much appreciated in young wines. A great Cuvée de Cheval Quancard made from grapes selected on the plot and vinified in oak barrels (two-thirds renewed each year) for 6 months. The first bottles are available in May, following the harvest. The emphasis is on Sauvignon (70%), Sémillon (20%) and Muscadelle (10%).
