Savennières Clos du Papillon - Domaine du Closel

Domaine du Closel

Savennieres 75 cl

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$80.04−17%($106.72/ℓ)
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Technical information

Producer
Domaine du Closel
Name
Savennieres
Gradation
15.5%
Format
75 cl
Aromatic profile
Mineral notes, white fruit, white flowers
Vinification method
Fermentation in steel or wood
Aging
6-12 months
Type of cask
Oak barrels
Color
White
Serving temperature
10-12°C
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The Savennières Clos du Papillon is an extremely refined white wine, produced in a small and prestigious area of the Loire Valley in France. This wine is primarily made from Chenin Blanc grapes, known for its ability to beautifully reflect the terroir and its longevity. The name "Clos du Papillon" refers to the shape of the vineyard, reminiscent of a butterfly's wings.

The uniqueness of this wine lies in its complex layering of aromas and flavors. On the nose, it offers a rich bouquet of floral notes, with hints of chamomile and white flowers, followed by touches of honey, candied fruit, and a slight minerality reminiscent of flint. On the palate, the Savennières Clos du Papillon showcases a magnificent structure and a lively freshness, balanced by a seductive texture and a long, persistent finish.

This wine is ideal for pairing with rich and aromatic dishes, such as shellfish in creamy sauce or roasted poultry. It is also excellent as a contemplative wine, allowing tasters to appreciate its evolution in the glass. With an aging potential that easily exceeds 10 years, the Savennières Clos du Papillon can also be a great candidate for any collector's cellar.

The winery

Domaine du Closel - Château des Vaults

Valle della Loira (Anjou) — SavennièresFranciaSince 1495

Family-owned winery located in Savennières (Anjou, Loire Valley), recognized for its expressions of Chenin Blanc and for its organic and biodynamic approach. (https://www.domaine-du-closel.com/)
Grape varieties
Chenin Blanc ([domaine-du-closel.com](https://www.domaine-du-closel.com/en/chenin)), Cabernet (presenza marginale per vini rossi) ([biodyvin.com](https://www.biodyvin.com/fr/nos-adherents/248-domaine-du-closel.html)), Verdelho (citato tra le colture minori) ([biodyvin.com](https://www.biodyvin.com/fr/nos-adherents/248-domaine-du-closel.html))
  • Historic estate: Château des Vaults in the village of Savennières.
  • Flagship cuvée: Clos du Papillon, together with La Jalousie and Les Caillardières.
  • An agronomic approach focused on biodiversity with organic and biodynamic practices.
The story
The site of Château des Vaults has been documented since 1495; the property was managed for generations by families associated with the Las Cases and was more recently transformed into Domaine du Closel by Michèle de Jessey, with Evelyne de Pontbriand taking over management in 2001. This historical evolution underpins the estate's identity.
Production philosophy
Respect for the landscape, biodiversity and the expression of the terroir is a priority: the vineyard is farmed organically and has adopted a biodynamic approach, with the aim of minimal intervention in both the vineyard and the winery so the wines' personality can emerge.
Terroir and vineyards
The domaine is located in the Savennières appellation: vineyards on hillsides and "coulées" with complex subsoils that impart minerality and longevity to the wines.