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At Château de Quincy, wine flows in glasses and through generations, revealing a rich terroir steeped in history.
In the heart of the Berry region, Château de Quincy is an estate steeped in history, handed down from generation to generation. Formerly a 17th-century manor house, it is now the cradle of a family vineyard. Their Sauvignon Blanc, from the Quincy AOC since 1936, seduces with its vanilla notes and fresh citrus aromas. Cultivated between sheep and donkeys, the vines benefit from a unique terroir, giving the wines a distinctive minerality and complexity on the palate.
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Opening time and information on CHÂTEAU DE QUINCY DOMAINE TROTEREAU
Independent winemaker. Open Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6pm. By appointment only. Delivery possible.
Message from Management
Nestled in a historic and enchanting setting, this wine estate in Quincy is well worth a visit. Located on the left bank of the Cher River, the Château de Quincy Domaine Trotereau opens its doors to you to discover its expertise in viticulture and winemaking. Stroll through the vineyards, visit the cellars and discover the fascinating history of this estate. Here, you'll follow the various stages in the making of your favorite wine. Pierre, Odile and Augustin will introduce you to their specialty: elegant, aromatic white wines. These wines are the fruit of unique know-how, handed down from generation to generation, and of vines of exceptional quality, reflecting the full richness of the terroir. The Château de Quincy cuvée, made from Sauvignon Blanc, is particularly prized for its finesse. It will enhance your daily meals as well as your special occasions. A true gem, where every visit is an enriching experience and every tasting an unforgettable sensory journey. Discover it for yourself!
Members' reviews on CHÂTEAU DE QUINCY DOMAINE TROTEREAU
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En pleine saison estivale, fermer les lundis et mardis, c'est abusé !
Tant pis pour eux, un autre domaine beaucoup plus avenant en a profité !