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Norman wine has a future, but no appellation yet

2023-09-24T08:40:07.942Z

Highlights: Norman wine has a future, but no appellation yet. New winemakers embark on ambitious projects, with the firm intention of putting the region on the wine France map. Two thirds chenin, one third pinot meunier for, if all goes well, a first harvest in 2025. "I will probably start with a sparkling white wine because the grapes will be young, but the objective according to the years is to make a very qualitative white, and why not red," says Xavier Gandon.


New winemakers embark on ambitious projects, with the firm intention of putting the region on the wine France map


Perched on the south-facing hillside of the hamlet of Vieux Rouen, in Saint-Pierre-du-Vauvray (Eure), Xavier Gandon observes with a smile on his face the almost ten thousand vines he planted on two hectares last April. Two thirds chenin, one third pinot meunier for, if all goes well, a first harvest in 2025. "I will probably start with a sparkling white wine because the grapes will be young, but the objective according to the years is to make a very qualitative white, and why not red. "

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Source: leparis

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