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   Sancerre (wine)

   Sancerre is an Appellation d'origine contrôlée (AOC) for wine produced in the environs of Sancerre in the eastern part of the Loire valley, southeast of Orléans.
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   Sancerre

   Sancerre was the seat of Joan of Arc's great comrade-in-arms, Jean V de Bueil. ... Maison des Sancerre: Wine exposition located in 14th-16th century house with tower.
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   Cloudy Bay Vineyards

   Sancerre (wine)
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   Crottin de Chavignol

   The dish is said to go well with a Sancerre wine from its home region, or other wines produced from the Sauvignon Blanc grape.
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   Loire Valley (wine)

   The Upper Loire includes the Sauvignon blanc dominated areas of Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé. ... A Muscadet wine label with a note that it is made sur lie.
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   Wine

   Amarone · Barbaresco · Barolo · Beaujolais · Bordeaux · Burgundy · Chablis · Champagne · Chianti · Egri Bikavér · Madeira · Montalcino · Mosel · Muscadet · Port · Retsina · Rheingau · Rhône · Rioja · Sancerre · Sauternes · Sherry · Tokaji · Vinho Verde · Vouvray ... Wine
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   New Zealand wine

   The most famous had been France’s Sancerre. ... There was an existing small scale industrial infrastructure ready for wine makers to economically employ.
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   Siege of Sancerre

   In payment of damages and taxes for the siege, King Charles IX accepted 2000 liters of wine as compensation, taken from the caves of Sancerre.
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   Sparkling wine

   Amarone · Barbaresco · Barolo · Beaujolais · Bordeaux · Burgundy · Chablis · Champagne · Chianti · Egri Bikavér · Madeira · Montalcino · Mosel · Muscadet · Port · Retsina · Rheingau · Rhône · Rioja · Sancerre · Sauternes · Sherry · Tokaji · Vinho Verde · Vouvray ... Wine terms
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    French wine

    Upper Loire is known as Sauvignon Blanc land, producing wines such as Sancerre AOC, but also consisting of several VDQS areas; ... Wine label

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