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The 2022 rosé is an especially punchy and deeply powerful vintage. The tactile minerality is really gripping in this vintage. The length and overall architecture are formidable.
When it comes to Sancerre, Cotat's village of Chavignol is a very special place. Today, we focus on Chavignol's top vineyards from one of the region's long standing benchmarks.
Every year, we buy as much Pascal Cotat Rosé that we can find. The reason is simple: It is one of the most age-worthy and compelling rosés in existence. Sadly, in 2021, there's a tragically small amount of the wine to go around.
For many rosés, there's a race to drink them within the first year of release. In contrast, Cotat's is in prime form after 6-10 years of age.
François Cotat produces some of the greatest expressions of Sancerre (and Sauvignon Blanc) in the world.
François Cotat's Monts Damnés has served as an enduring benchmark of what's possible for Sancerre.
La Grande Côte produces what may be the most profound expressions of Sauvignon Blanc.
It produces epic and soaring Sancerres that age brilliantly.
When it comes to Sancerre, Cotat's village of Chavignol is a special place. And La Grande Côte is king.
François Cotat is know for his lavish, complex expressions of Sancerre. His Caillottes works on an entirely different wavelength.
Check out the best wine lists or carefully selected cellars and it's a safe bet that you'll find François Cotat's wines.
2014 is a stellar vintage for the Loire. This is especially true in Sancerre. At this point, comparisons to past greats like 1996 and 2002 don't feel out of line.
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