Taking the kids on a last minute trip to Chambord tomorrow (4th grade
field trip as it were.) This is a little off the beaten path for me, looking
for a place to stop in and discover. So, anyone know any great Cheverny,
Cour-Cheverny or perhaps Touraine-mesland?

Very last minute, but thanks all the same.

-E

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Emery Davis wrote:
> Taking the kids on a last minute trip to Chambord tomorrow (4th grade
> field trip as it were.) This is a little off the beaten path for me, looking
> for a place to stop in and discover. So, anyone know any great Cheverny,
> Cour-Cheverny or perhaps Touraine-mesland?
>
> Very last minute, but thanks all the same.
>
> -E
>

Emery,
The one producer who's made waves in the US winegeek circuit (such as
it is) is François Cazin ("Le Petit Chambord"). He makes several
different wines, including a Cour-Cheverny.

Have fun (and report back),
Mark Lipton

On Feb 23, 9:28�pm, Mark Lipton > wrote:
> Emery Davis wrote:
> > Taking the kids on a last minute trip to Chambord tomorrow (4th grade
> > field trip as it were.) *This is a little off the beaten path for me, looking
> > for a place to stop in and discover. *So, anyone know any great Cheverny,
> > Cour-Cheverny or perhaps Touraine-mesland?
>
> > Very last minute, but thanks all the same.
>
> > -E
>
> Emery,
> * The one producer who's made waves in the US winegeek circuit (such as
> it is) is François Cazin ("Le Petit Chambord"). *He makes several
> different wines, including a Cour-Cheverny.
>
> Have fun (and report back),
> Mark Lipton

Second Mark's suggestion- Cazin makes great wines. Also have tried
Huards, but less impressed.