While historically renowned for its sweet iterations, the rise to fame of dry Chenin is relatively recent. Whether grown on limestone or schist, today Chenin produces wines of character and great ageing potential that are found in some of the best wine lists.
The Loire native, sommelier and Chenin advocate, Pascaline Lepeltier has spent the last decade promoting the work of winemakers who favour a low intervention approach, bottling wines that share a clear connection to these terroirs.
Join us for a tasting in our private dining room La Cachette hosted by our sommelier James, where we’ll explore five different interpretations of Chenin, while enjoying snacks provided by the kitchen.
The wines:
Eric Morgat Savennières Fidès 2015
Domaine du Collier La Charpentrie 2011
Clos des Plantes Poïèsis 2018
Stéphane Bernaudeau Les Onglés 2015
Richard Leroy Anjou Clos des Rouliers 2000
Starting from this summer our opening times are changing. From Tuesday 1st August onwards, our restaurant will be open for dinner from Tuesday to Saturday, and for lunch on Saturday as usual.
Our last day open before the holidays is Saturday 5th August. We will be back as usual from Tuesday 15th August.