Sancerre versus Chablis

59,00

 

Thursday, February 9

7-9pm

10 pers max + Wine expert

6 wines + tapas

Métro : Ranelagh
(Details will be sent upon reservation)

 

 

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When you look at map of the French wine regions, it’s easy to see why Sancerre and Chablis have near-identical qualities, since they’re practically sitting on top of one another, the first being in the Loire Valley, the second in Burgundy

They both share near-identical climates and soil (the famous Kimmeridgean soil) which makes them so similar in style.  Both are steely and crisp.

However,  if we think of Sancerre and Chablis as sisters from another mister, it’s easy to spot which wine is which, even in a blind tasting. That’s because Chablis is always 100 percent Chardonnay, whereas Sancerre is 100 percent Sauvignon Blanc. Chablis is 100% white wine whereas you find absolutely delicious rosé and red Sancerre made of Pinot Noir.

 

The tasting in details:

  • 6 wines (3 whites, 1 rosé and 2 reds) + Tapas (quiche, gougères, salmon toasts..)
  • The tasting will take place in a private typical French apartment in the heart of the 16th arrondissement (métro: Ranelagh) and will finish at 10pm
  • Learn how to taste wines properly- the 3 “s” rule: See, Smell, Sip” and the useful vocabulary to describe wine
  • Learn how to read a Spanish  wine label and understand the concept of terroir
  • Appreciate the quality of the wine: Balance, complexity and length
  • Have fun and learn at the same time! we love playing games during the tasting : recognition of aromas in black glasses, blind tasting  and many other team games
  • 8 pers max + wine expert (mesures COVID)
  • Full-time wine expert: Geraldine

Géraldine has the WSET 3 and a degree of oenology from the University Jules Guyot in Burgundy

She was born in Champagne in a family of wine growers. Back in Paris in 2012, she started Wine Domini after 10 years in New York

She organizes informal, interactive, yet educational, wine classes in English in a typical French apartment  in the heart of the 16th arrondissement.