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Made with 100% Chardonnay, Saint-Véran has a light yellow (thanks to the “vieilles vignes” or old vineyards) color and an elegant fruity scent. Flavors of fresh buttered bread with floral fragrances as well as a sweet aroma of ripe fruits and a roasted hint are characteristic of this wine.

Serve chilled (between 8°C and 10°C). Saint-Véran can be served at the beginning of meals.

This wine should be kept in a cool place and, depending on the vintage, can be aged from 3 to 10 years.

Founded in 1850, Domaine du Chalet Pouilly is located in Burgundy, France in the heart of the Pouilly-Fuissé appellation. The estate vineyards stretch across the hillsides of eight sun-soaked acres of the Pouilly-Fuissé, Saint-Véran, and Mâcon-Solutré appellations. The age of vines range from recent plantings in 2011 to century-old vineyard plots in Saint-Véran. These “vieilles vignes” (old vines) and younger plots grow harmoniously in a unique limestone-clay soil and are always farmed with environmental consciousness in mind, making Domaine du Chalet Pouilly an ideal setting for production of the highest quality wines.

The estate produces three types of 100% Chardonnay wine: Pouilly-Fuissé, Saint-Véran, and Mâcon-Solutré.

Production
Annual wine production of the domain is around 50,000 bottles. As the domaine develops and grows, this number continues to increase year by year. The average yield is 50 hectoliters per hectare and is year dependent

In 1983 Henri Plumet passed the estate to his daughter, Marie-Agnès Plumet and her husband, Bernard Léger. At the time, Bernard was a doctor in the commune of Solutré-Pouilly, balancing between his medical practice and learning a new trade - the art of wine-making. In 1984, Dr. Léger-Plumet completed a degree in oenology in Dijon, France, being firmly convinced that his new passion was there to stay.

At the same time Marie-Agnès faced a similar challenge. She started her medical career by working at a hospital immediately after earning a pharmaceutical degree in 1971. For many years she considered that as her long term occupation. The inherited wine business, however, had changed her plans when Agnès realized that it was not easy to find time to devote to both medicine and wine.

After having tried to strike a balance between their medical careers and the Domaine for several years, Bernard and Agnès finally decided to concentrate on what they liked the most - the wine. In 2004 Dr Léger-Plumet closed his practice and Marie-Agnès found an alternative part-time career in a medical laboratory in a nearby town. A more flexible working arrangement allowed Agnès to complete her formal agricultural certificate during the same year. With many years of hands-on experience, getting a formal recognition of her knowledge was a breeze.

Now both devoted to the estate, Marie-Agnès and Bernard started making a real impact on the future of the domaine. They started adopting environmentally friendly practices, perfecting processes, and investing in state of the art equipment. Quickly, the domain started to grow and the recognition followed.

In 2008 Dr. Léger-Plumet was accepted as a member of a respectable and exclusive club of Burgundy wine enthusiasts, Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin (The Brotherhood of Knights of Wine-Tasting Cups). This was a well deserved and important achievement for Bernard, recognizing his devotion to the trade. (La Confrérie des Chevaliers du Tastevin)

transformed. The family business became more modern, the quality of the wines has been raised to new levels, and Domaine du Chalet Pouilly has earned worldwide recognition. Mr. and Mme. Léger-Plumet invested in contemporary equipment and self-training in order to make the best wine possible while standing by authentic wine-making traditions. Along with their daughter, Fabienne, who joined the estate in 2010, Bernard and Marie-Agnès continue to put their heart and soul into the development of Domaine Du Chalet Pouilly.