View from Sancerre towards Verdigny
From Sancerre towards Chavignol and the hills that encircle the village.
The soil in the closest vineyards is cailliottes while the hills are terres blanches (argile calcere/marnes kimmeridgian)
From Sancerre looking over Saint-Satur, just to the north, and its vines
Night sky and the hills of Sancerre
4 comments:
Thanks Jean. Did you get to visit the wine producers last time you were out?
If the autumn is fine, then Sancerre is definitely worth a visit. It can be stunning with the autumn colours.
Hi Jim, thanks for the recommendations. We only managed one of them and are saving the others for later. We had a grest day out though and are looking forward to the next one. These things always take longer than you think, especially if lunch is involved !
Am interested to know how you got on – I trust lunch was good.
BTW As your house is at Le Grand Pressigny I assume that you have been to La Promenade in the tiny Pressigny.
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