Saint-Cyr Estate

Les Gallongs is a Chardonnay from calcareous marl that is reminiscent of the great white wines of the Mâconnais region due to its balance between richness and tension. The nose opens with white fruits, dried fruits, linden blossom, and delicate notes of autolysis. The palate is full, saline, and particularly mineral, with a long, fresh finish.

Winemaking

Direct pressing followed by fermentation in barrels with indigenous yeasts. Aged for 18 months on lees in old barrels, with no new wood. Wine unfined, unfiltered, and made with very low sulfites.

Robert is a Gamay from old vines that seduces with its balance between concentration and finesse. Aromas of blackberry, black cherry, and violet are enhanced by a subtle spicy touch. The palate is deep yet always fresh, with silky tannins and a long, mineral finish.

Winemaking

Manual harvest, fermentation with indigenous yeasts in whole bunches, aging in old barrels. Unfined, unfiltered wine with a minimum of added sulfites only if necessary.

Mélo is an original blend of Gamay, Chardonnay, and Pinot Noir. This light and energetic wine offers a nose of crisp red berries and a supple, fresh, and delicious palate, where the fruit always remains at the forefront. A free-spirited, joyful, and particularly easy-to-share wine.

Winemaking

The grape varieties are co-fermented using carbonic maceration with indigenous yeasts. Aging takes place primarily in vats and old containers to preserve the wine's freshness. No fining or filtration.

Les Petits Bois reveals a gourmet and luminous Gamay, with aromas of wild strawberry, morello cherry, and fresh flowers. The palate is crisp, juicy, and particularly digestible, supported by a beautiful tension that brings a lot of elegance to the whole.

Winemaking

Manual harvesting, carbonic maceration with indigenous yeasts, then aging in old barrels to preserve the freshness of the fruit. Wine unfined, unfiltered, and lightly sulfited.

Les Journets is a single-parcel cuvée that expresses a refined and energetic Gamay. The bouquet blends ripe red fruits, dried flowers, and a slight touch of warm stone. The palate offers a supple texture, fine tannins, and a fresh finish, marked by a beautiful minerality.

Winemaking

Manual harvesting, spontaneous fermentation with whole bunches, gentle carbonic maceration followed by aging in old barrels. Winemaking without fining or filtration, with minimal use of sulfur.

From the granite hillsides of Chénas, La Bruyère is a Gamay that is both delicate and profound. The nose reveals aromas of fresh cherry, raspberry, violet, and a spicy touch. On the palate, the wine is ethereal, precise, and carried by a beautiful mineral tension, with silky tannins that extend into an elegant finish.

Winemaking

Manual harvest, whole cluster carbonic maceration with indigenous yeasts. Aged in old barrels to preserve the purity of the fruit. Wine is unfined, unfiltered, and with very little, if any, added sulfites depending on the vintage.