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Jean-Max Roger 'Les Caillottes' Sancerre 2024 is a 100% Sauvignon Blanc sourced from plots in the villages of Amigny, Sancerre, and Vinon, grown on the classic stony limestone 'caillottes' soils that give this cuvée its signature fruity freshness, finesse, and mineral vivacity. It is the flagship white cuvée of the Jean-Max Roger estate, one of Sancerre's most respected family domaines with roots tracing back to the 17th century in the village of Bué. The 2024 vintage retails at approximately $34–$35 USD and continues the wine's reputation as a benchmark expression of Loire Sauvignon Blanc.
The Roger family has lived in Bué since the 16th–17th century, and Jean-Max Roger expanded the estate from 4 to 26+ hectares after taking over in the early 1970s; today his sons Thibault and Étienne run the domaine alongside him, producing terroir-driven wines celebrated for finesse, purity, and typicity.
100% Sauvignon Blanc
Pale yellow with golden highlights, offering charming notes of fresh fig, nougat, dried flowers, very ripe peach, mango, and rhubarb, with a silky, generous palate and a lemony, iodized, mineral finish.
Sancerre is a prestigious AOC in the Upper Loire Valley, famous for racy, mineral-driven Sauvignon Blanc grown across three principal soil types: Terres Blanches (marl), Caillottes (limestone pebbles), and Silex (flint), each imparting a distinct character to the wines.
Approximately $34–$35 USD per bottle for the 2024 vintage at US retail.
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