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Domaine Ricard Pierre a Feu Sauvignon Touraine 2025

Vincent Ricard’s newly released old-vine Sauvignon Blanc, Pierre a Feu is a sophisticated number that can light up any dinner table. Pierre a Feu comes from a parcel of Sauvignon Blanc planted in 1950 on a south-facing slope of sheer flint. The wine is super refined, with lifted aromatics of lemon zest and mineral-laced peach. It’s an elegant, high-toned white wine with a beautiful salty edge that makes it super food-friendly as well as a mouth-watering aperitif. With its beautiful natural acidity and stony minerality, it reminds me of what Sancerre was in the early 90s… including the price tag attached to the bottle.

 

Original price was: $26.00.Current price is: $22.00.

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One of my first stops every time I visit France is always with Vincent Ricard – the jolliest guy in the Touraine. Aside from being a brilliant and passionate winegrower, he’s got an unmatched enthusiasm for life, laughing and great food that is second to none.

On my last trip there, that enthusiasm had me holding on for dear life in the back of his Citroën Jumpy as he drove way too fast up a winding dirt road with only one hand casually on the wheel as he turned to excitedly explain to me the cultivation of a certain giant pile of manure. Le merde magique…

Just beyond that pile of magic organic do-do that fertilizes all of the Ricard vineyards, lies a small parcel of old Sauvignon Blanc vines rooted in the rare silex soils more commonly found in Sancerre or Pouilly Fume. The flinty soil lends a more elegant character to the Sauvignon, with a silky, transparent quality that highlights savory and mineral notes rarely found in wine at this price.

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