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Domaine Bernard Baudry

Domaine Baudry Chinon Rouge “Les Granges” 2023

Loire Valley, FranceRed · Cabernet Franc
$26750ml

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About this bottle

Wine Type: Red
Vintage: 2023
Bottle Size: 750ml
Grape Variety: Cabernet Franc
Appellation: Chinon AOC
Country: France
Region: Chinon, Touraine, Loire Valley 
Producer: Domaine Bernard Baudry
Winemaker: Bernard Baudry (estate team)
Vineyard: “Les Granges” parcels on the valley floor and gentle slopes around Cravant-les-Côteaux
Soil: Gravel and sand over limestone and clay-limestone (classic Chinon mix for lift + crunch)
Farming: Organic farming (certified organic estate practices)
Alcohol: 12.5–13.5% (varies by bottling)
Fermentation: Native-leaning ferment; gentle extraction to keep it bright and aromatic
Aging: Neutral élevage in tank and/or older wood to preserve fruit and freshness
Fining / Filtration: Minimal

Tasting Note:
“Les Granges” is the gateway Chinon that never feels basic—bright, crunchy, and wildly drinkable, with that Cab Franc snap that makes you immediately want food. Think raspberry, red cherry, and cranberry, plus violet and graphite, then a savory edge of green peppercorn, leafy herbs, and a little pencil-shaving earthiness. Light to medium-bodied with fine tannins and high-toned acidity, it’s excellent with a slight chill and shines the minute it hits the table.

About the Producer:
Domaine Bernard Baudry is one of the reference estates in Chinon, known for Cabernet Franc that balances freshness with real structure and place. “Les Granges” is their most approachable bottling—built around purity, energy, and everyday versatility—while still carrying the Baudry signature of precision and honest Loire character.

 

Taste

At the table
Steak frites, burgers, roast chicken, sausages, lentils, mushrooms, charcuterie, grilled veggies.

The bottle, at a glance

Region
Loire Valley, FranceChinon
Vintage
2023
Style
Red
Alcohol
12.5%
Loire ValleyFrance
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