Abbaye Sainte Radegonde

The estate covers about 165 hectares and divides into five domaines. These wine producing areas have bee carefully established and extend from the east of the Loire Atlantique region to the north of the Vendâe region on widely varied soils. They offer a wide range of still and sparklling wines of exceptional quality.
They are committed to a respect of nature: since 2003 they have been among the earlist to embrace the requirements of Agruculture Raisonnée.

Produced at this 18th century chateau from vines planted on slopes along the Loire river, facing south-west. Their wines are aged on the lees (inactive natural yeast) giving it freshness and a mineral character. Thanks to the exceptional 'terroir' the wine is very floral (acacia, white blossom) with high ageing potential. [read on...]

£7.85

This wine is left in tank on the lees (inactive narural yeast) all winter following the harvest, giving the wine its specific quality, developing aromas of grapefruit and alomond. Drink young - there is a crisp fruity flavour with notes of citrus and minerals with just a gentle prickle on the tongue. [read on...]

£7.40

The Abbaye Saint de Radegonde Chardonnay is an harmonious dry wine with pale yellow colour and golden hue. and fresh fruity aromas of pear, apple and pineapple. [read on...]

£7.15

Delicious easy drinking rose bubbly with elegance and a long flavour in the mouth. Made by Methode Traditionelle (same as champagne) the bubble is fine but lively and holds well. Serve chilled. [read on...]

£11.80

The origin of its name is from the colour of the grape which is black like the 'grolle', a crow in old French. This rose is low in alcohol, rustic in style, very fruity, light,lively and easy to drink. Vinification at low temperatures gives the wine rose and candy aromas, and a taste of strawberries, raspberries and almonds. [read on...]

£7.95

Although Merlot predominates, these two grape varieties individual characteristics complement one another perfectly. Light and supple with soft harmonious tannins, the colour is ruby with a crimson hue and aromas and flavour of red fruits, morello cherries, raspberries, cherries with spicy notes. [read on...]

£6.65

The origin of its name is from the colour of the grape which is black like the 'grolle', a crow in old French. This rose is low in alcohol, rustic in style, very fruity, light,lively and easy to drink. Vinification at low temperatures gives the wine rose and candy aromas, and a taste of strawberries, raspberries and almonds. [read on...]

£7.95

The origin of its name is from the colour of the grape which is black like the 'grolle', a crow in old French. This rose is low in alcohol, rustic in style, very fruity, light,lively and easy to drink. Vinification at low temperatures gives the wine rose and candy aromas, and a taste of straw- berries, raspberries and almonds. [read on...]

£7.95