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Domaine Delaporte Sancerre Chavignol
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Domaine Delaporte Sancerre Chavignol 2022

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Vintage: 2022
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Domaine Delaporte Sancerre Chavignol 2022 is a dazzling expression of Sauvignon Blanc that embodies the unique terroir and meticulous winemaking of Domaine Vincent Delaporte. This wine is a true testament to the family’s commitment to quality and finesse, offering a delightful journey of color, aroma, and taste.

In the glass, the wine displays a pale gold hue with enchanting green hints that capture the essence of its vibrant nature. On the nose, it is an intense and captivating experience, revealing a cornucopia of aromas. A bouquet of boxwood, rhubarb, and blackcurrant delights the senses, while the exotic allure of kiwi adds an intriguing layer of complexity. The nose is further adorned with a subtle touch of marigold, introducing a light vegetal nuance that harmonizes beautifully with the other fragrances.

Upon the first sip, the wine caresses the palate with a soft and round entry, exuding an inviting elegance. Its bright freshness springs forth, infusing the mouth with a delicate and lively purity that epitomizes the true essence of Sancerre. The impeccable balance between the fruit and acidity enhances the wine’s overall harmony, creating a seamless integration of flavors.

As the tasting experience progresses, Domaine Delaporte Sancerre 2022 leaves a lasting impression with its clean and lingering finish. The mineral-rich terroir of the region is evident, bestowing a captivating minerality that adds depth and character to the wine. This attribute, combined with the aging on lees for six months, contributes to a remarkable texture that enhances the overall drinking pleasure.

Winemaker Matthieu Delaporte’s dedication to handpicking the grapes and employing meticulous winemaking techniques, including hydrolical pressing and fermentation in stainless-steel thermo-regulated vats, is reflected in every sip. Additionally, the strict blending of wines from 30 plots further enhances the wine’s finesse and aromatic complexity, setting it apart as a truly unique and remarkable Sancerre.

Domaine Delaporte Sancerre 2022 is a wine to be savored and celebrated, a testament to the Delaporte family’s winemaking heritage and devotion to producing consistently high-quality wines. This vintage will age gracefully, preserving its primary aromas for at least five years and beyond, making it an excellent addition to any wine enthusiast’s collection. Enjoy it alongside fresh seafood, light poultry dishes, or simply relish it on its own to fully embrace its enchanting character.

52 reviews for Domaine Delaporte Sancerre Chavignol 2022

  1. Mark Davis –

    Blind tasting reveals a clean, expressive Sauvignon Blanc. Medium(+) intense aromas of stone fruit, white flowers, and lemon zest. Dry palate with fresh, ripe lemon/lime fruit. Medium(+) acidity, medium alcohol (13%). Clean, lively, medium(+) long finish. Surprisingly good value. Possibly from California.

  2. Priscilla Morgan –

    Decent wine at Nicolas. Sweet stone fruit aromas with citrus and mineral undertones. Simple palate with lemon and white peach, leading to a slightly spicy finish. Not bad for lunch.

  3. Kenneth Bruce –

    This wine is dry, crisp, and pleasant. It has a greenish gold color, medium legs, and no sediment. Smells like grapefruit, tastes like lime. Medium body, smooth texture, long finish, and medium acidity.

  4. Mary Allen –

    Bright, crisp and lively, this off-yellow white wine boasts a chalky saline nose with hints of lemons, lime and grass. Medium acidity and a crisp finish, with a touch of mineral/saline water. Alcohol content is 13%.

  5. Dawn Mccarthy –

    Solid 89-90, well-made with a firm, mineral expression. Light on oak, highlighting grape and region. Good value.

  6. Benjamin Martinez –

    Fresh and satisfying with herbaceous notes, tart citrus flavors, and a hint of sharpness. Good typicity, though unremarkable.

  7. Rafael Zbell –

    Delicious Sauvignon Blanc with white fruit and grapefruit notes, complemented by straw and green herb flavors. Round fruit with a refreshing finish, perfect as an entry-level Sancerre.

  8. Randall Dean –

    Citrus dominance, complemented by fresh herbs. Excellent Sancerre.

  9. Carol Stewart –

    Clear, pale straw color with silver rim. Youthful, citrus, apple, pear, tropical notes on the nose. Dry, low tannins, high acid, light body. Sancerre.

  10. James Coronado –

    Initial impression was not favorable, potentially due to the pairing. However, the second night proved to be a more enjoyable experience.

  11. Gloria Eggleston –

    Delightfully balanced with ripe fruit and refreshing acidity. Absolutely delicious and effortlessly enjoyable.

  12. Bryan Killer –

    Delightfully lively Sancerre, effortlessly enjoyed. Dry, hint of citrus, mainly grapefruit. Good, versatile wine, slightly pricey.

  13. Connie Hood –

    Fantastic entry-level Sancerre. Crisp, bone-dry, mineralic. Citrus fruit, crushed stone, and verbena aromas. Sophisticated and fresh.

  14. Michelle Oldham –

    Deliciously full-bodied rosé! Will definitely buy more from Caviste.

  15. Brandon Goldade –

    Initial impression of a buttery chardonnay, which quickly revealed green sauvignon aromas. Crisp acidity, subdued pears, and vibrant apple zest.

  16. Donald Faust –

    Delightful entry-level Sancerre. Pear, apple, and exotic fruits shine. Subtle sweetness, harmonized with minerality.

  17. Wayne Green –

    Enjoyable entry-level wine with great typicity. Easy to drink and like, with nice acidity, good green notes, and pleasant minerality. Would definitely repurchase.

  18. Steven Parker –

    Precise, balanced, and lush. Medium-bodied with notes of apple, plum, honey, and white pepper. Clean finish. Impressive!

  19. Julie Bell –

    Excellent Sancerre. Nutty, stone fruit nose with hints of lime. Dry lime and stone fruit flavors, with a crisp finish.

  20. James Taylor –

    Intensely dry with lime, straw, green apple, and lemon flavors. Vibrant and tightly wound. Age for 1-4 years.

  21. David Goldsmith –

    Delicate hints of honeydew melon, lemon, and quince. A touch of lemon verbena and thyme adds a light herbaceous touch. Slightly unbalanced with good acidity, but the wine is overwhelmed by residual sugar.

  22. Scott Knight –

    Well crafted and balanced, this wine offers restrained aromas of green apple, stone fruit, and wet gravel. Medium bold flavors of apple, citrus, and minerality with a creamy texture and high acidity. The finish is long, with citrus and green fruit, enhanced by electric acidity.

  23. Ricky Stokes –

    Balanced and smooth, with subtle fruit notes. Oak and minerals dominate. Decanting may enhance the flavors. Less acidic than previous vintages. No distinct “pipi du chat” aroma.

  24. Marilou Daniels –

    Crisp, focused Sauvignon Blanc with acidity, minerality, and hay notes. Not too green, easy to drink. May soften with time, but not overly complex.

  25. Kathryn Clanton –

    Clear pale golden color, lemon and grass on the nose, crisp and clean palate with fresh acidity. Great with sushi. Would repurchase.

  26. Peter Crothers –

    Elegant nose with gooseberries, lemon, peach, and a hint of herbs. High acidity, lime, grape, minerality, and a grassy aftertaste. Not your typical Sauvignon Blanc.

  27. Clark Carballo –

    Balanced and fresh with peach, green apple, and floral notes. Medium-bodied with a long, chalky finish. Showing a touch of age.

  28. Danny Crespo –

    Refreshing and food-friendly, this pale yellow wine boasts crisp notes of grapefruit, minerals, and vegetal nuances.

  29. Larry Dowdell –

    This Sauvignon Blanc has a lovely aroma of blackcurrant and nettles. It has a full body and good acidity, with hints of blackcurrant, pears, and gooseberries. The mouthfeel is slightly oily, and there is a pleasant touch of sweetness. Perfect for summer! Even after a week, it still tastes great with prominent elderflower notes and balanced acidity. Definitely deserving of a higher score.

  30. Paul Lyons –

    This wine has a light golden color and a nose of cat’s piss, passionfruit, pineapple, and grass. It has a light body and is crisp, with a good balance of tropical fruit sweetness and acidity. Overall, it’s okay.

  31. Beverly Jurado –

    Delicate, refreshing, subtly floral.

  32. Renee Oconner –

    Delicate with floral and citrus notes.

  33. Ernest Ishak –

    Noticeable saline biflavor, reminiscent of saltwater.

  34. Christopher Mohan –

    Crisp, zesty with lemon and grassy notes. Enjoyed it.

  35. John Lake –

    Unexpectedly round and soft, akin to a Chablis. Notes of lemon, green apple, and delicate florals on the palate.

  36. Raymond Haley –

    A crisp wine with gooseberries, grilled lemon, and elderflower notes. Sharp acidity, very nice.

  37. Johnnie Gallego –

    Intensely fruity with vibrant acidity, reminiscent of New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc. Refreshing, but not my ideal Sancerre.

  38. Wendy Taylor –

    Delicate and fragrant.

  39. Nathan Durham –

    Very nice

  40. Justine Dingmann –

    Top-notch vintage.

  41. Tiffany Kelley –

    This Sancerre is a lovely, full-bodied wine with a subtle and round development. Notes of gooseberries, ripe sweet lemons, and black currant create a rich flavor profile. Perfect with air-dried ham, smoked ham, and Brie. Ideal for a relaxing evening on the Swedish countryside. Can’t wait to try the 2021 vintage.

  42. Dawn Jackson –

    Fruity with gooseberry/white peach notes. Sweet honey note, despite being dry. More body with cellar time, sacrificing freshness. Tasty wine, pairs well with fatty/spicy dishes. Glass: Zalto White.

  43. Pauline Levine –

    Delightful!

  44. Betty Adams –

    Tropical nose with passion fruit, minerals, and black currant leaves. Best enjoyed from 2022-2026.

  45. Janet Lee –

    Rich with gooseberries, ripe apples, and a slight oxidized note. High acidity, zesty tones, green and bruised apples, with a mineral touch.

  46. Holly Mensing –

    Classic and well-made with tart citrus, vanilla, and a hint of grass. Not exceptionally unique.

  47. Lois Jackson –

    Delightfully balanced with hints of tropical fruit, medium acidity. Perfect with escargot and lobster bisque. Recommended for immediate enjoyment.

  48. Clifford Weaver –

    Light golden yellow with a peaches and honey aroma. Balanced acidity with a hint of greenness. Opening brisk sharpness softens with grassy green tones and honey spray. Retains a fine sharpness. Beautiful green tones with young grape and honey spritz. Excellent early stage development. Very enjoyable.

  49. Robert Almen –

    Deliciously dry with green apples, melons, passion fruit, and lemon. Fresh with good acidity. A touch of minerals and saline for complexity. Ready to enjoy.

  50. Robert Walker –

    Elegant and balanced, this youthful wine showcases yellow apple, lychee, citrus, and white pepper notes. It resembles a lighter Riesling, but with added body and spice. Enjoyable now.

  51. Eleanor Brown –

    Café Basque Biarritz’s food: Aromatic, slightly mineral. Very young. Will be much better in a few years.

  52. Larry Anguiano –

    Clean, forthright, and very “Sancerre” with a salty nose and a subtly sweet, yet dry palate.

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What does Domaine Delaporte Sancerre Chavignol 2022 taste like?


Light
Bold
Dry
Sweet
Soft
Acidic
Earthy Flavors of the wine

leather, earthy, mushroom

Red Fruit flavors of the wine

cherry, raspberry, red fruit

Oaky Flavors of the wine

oak, vanilla, chocolate

apple, green apple, pear

Black Fruit Flavors of the wine

blackberry, plum, blackcurrant

Aromas and Flavors of Spices in the wine

pepper, licorice, cinnamon

Citrus notes found in the wine

citrus, lemon, lemon zest

cheese, cream, oil

Vegetal notes found in the wine

tomato, grass, asparagus

fig

tropical, pineapple, mango

Floral aromas found in the wine

lavender, perfume, jasmine

Food Pairing with Domaine Delaporte Sancerre Chavignol 2022

Our wine experts think this Green and Flinty Domaine Delaporte Sancerre Chavignol 2022 wine would be a match made in heaven with these dishes. Bon appétit!
Goat cheese
Meaty and Oily Fish
Spicy food
Vegetarian
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