Pepiere 'Clos des Briords' Muscadet Sevre-et-Maine Sur Lie 2024 varietal_Verdicchio 'Reddish' is so-named because of

'Reddish' is so-named because of it's lighter extraction and rosy hue

All the charm of the classic 'Overaged' just turned up a few delicious clicks

In this case

with bitter orange

olive groves

Pepiere 'Clos des Briords' Muscadet Sevre-et-Maine Sur Lie 2024 varietal_Verdicchio 'Reddish' is so-named because ofMarc Ollivier of Domaine de la Ppire has been a leading force in changing the perception of the Muscadet region one that used to be associated with mass produced, shrill white wines, and despite new terrior specific Crus similar to those of Burgundy, growers like him are still the exception. Ollivier changed the focus of his domaine to farming and minimal intervention in the cellar, crafting age worthy Melon de Bourgogne that sparked a quality focused