Chignin "1903" Vieilles Vignes 2024 Domain Pascal & Annick Quenard
The "Vieilles Vignes 1903" cuvée is a monument to Savoyard viticultural heritage. Crafted from Jacquère vines over a century old, this wine defies the typical standards of the variety. With its golden highlights, the nose reveals rare complexity: mountain flowers, flint, candied citrus, and a hint of dried fruit. On the palate, the wine surprises with its density and verticality. Far from a light "thirst-quencher," it offers a fleshy texture, profound structure, and an endless saline finish. This is a gastronomic Jacquère, vibrating with energy, proving that on exceptional terroirs and with such vine age, this variety can rival the greatest French mineral whites.
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A Wine of Time and Rock This cuvée is a tribute to the resilience of Chignin's vines. Pascal Quénard treats these ancestors with infinite respect to extract their quintessence.
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Rare Heritage: The vines planted in 1903 have deep roots in the limestone scree, allowing them to offer heightened minerality and impressive consistency, even in difficult vintages.
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"Grand Cru" Winemaking: Fermentation with indigenous yeasts and extended aging on fine lees provide the volume and richness that transform the Jacquère.
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Aging Potential: Unlike classic Jacquère wines meant to be drunk within the year, "1903" has an acid and mineral structure that allows it to flourish for 5 to 8 years.
Data sheet
- Name
- Vin de Savoie
- Color
- White
- Vintage
- 2024
- Grapes
- Jacquère
- Food / wines agreements
- Seafood
- Organic wine
- Yes
- Volume
- 75 CL
- Price per liter
- 36 €
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The "Vieilles Vignes 1903" cuvée is a monument to Savoyard viticultural heritage. Crafted from Jacquère vines over a century old, this wine defies the typical standards of the variety. With its golden highlights, the nose reveals rare complexity: mountain flowers, flint, candied citrus, and a hint of dried fruit. On the palate, the wine surprises with its density and verticality. Far from a light "thirst-quencher," it offers a fleshy texture, profound structure, and an endless saline finish. This is a gastronomic Jacquère, vibrating with energy, proving that on exceptional terroirs and with such vine age, this variety can rival the greatest French mineral whites.