| Producer | Château de Plaisance |
| Country | France |
| Region | Loire Valley |
| Subregion | Anjou |
| Varietal | Chenin Blanc |
| Vintage | 2024 |
| Sku | U1012078 |
| Size | 750ml |
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The "Ronceray" Anjou Blanc is a chunky wine with a salty finish that delivers an incisive, deep expression of its unique terroir. It shows excellent richness and palate tension, with fine aging potential that allows it to develop beautifully in the cellar through 2032. Enjoy the wine entirely on its own, or pairing it alongside fresh seafood like ceviche, sea bass tartare, Arctic char, or citrus-marinated poultry.
Here's What We Thought:
Gleaming like sunlit straw in the glass, this dry white bursts with aromas of sliced pear, citrus, and crushed chalk. The palate shows layers of peaches, bright citrus, and a zing of saltiness. This pairs perfectly with crispy fish tacos with mango salsa, or a salty bucket of buttered popcorn.
Fun Fact: The name "Ronceray" is a historic loophole used because local laws ban dry wines from using the prestigious "Chaume" Grand/Premier Cru title on the label.
