Michel Bregeon, Muscadet Gorges, 2020 SPAINCOUNT0821 From a single cask in

From a single cask in a bodega in El Puerto de Santa María

Sur le Sentier du Clou represents the model of Prudhon's minimalist approach—35-year-old vines on argilo-calcareous soils with east-southeast exposure

but at Canon

making it perfect for drinking young and slightly chilled

These aren't big or flashy wines

Michel Bregeon, Muscadet Gorges, 2020 SPAINCOUNT0821 From a single cask inMichel Brgeon spent decades making Muscadet at the very top of the appellation; since his retirement in 2011, Fred Lailler has carried the work forward, and the Gorges cuve remains the fullest expression of that lineage. Gorges is one of Muscadet Svre et Maine's Crus Communaux, and what sets it apart from much of the appellation is the gabbro soil a dark, igneous rock that delivers a mineral intensity and grip found nowhere else in the appellation.