2017 Henry Marionnet Provignage Fine Wine

Discover Henry Marionnet’s Romorantin 2017 from France’s iconic Loire Valley—a rare sip of history bottled for discerning wine lovers. Crafted from one of France’s oldest surviving vineyards, these ancient vines trace their roots back to 1820 and have been scientifically validated by INRA for their exceptional heritage. This cherished varietal was first planted at Château de Chambord by King François I in 1517, making it a living link to over five centuries of viticultural tradition.

Despite their advanced age—over two centuries—the gnarled vines produce clusters of grapes with remarkable intensity, yielding a wine of unparalleled elegance and finesse. Each bottle captures the essence of time-honored craftsmanship, offering delicate floral aromas intertwined with crisp citrus and stone fruit notes. On the palate, its balanced acidity and subtle minerality create a harmonious finish that lingers like a story waiting to be told.

Ideal for those seeking more than just a drinkable wine, this Romorantin stands out as a collector’s treasure or a perfect pairing for refined culinary experiences. Its rarity and historical significance set it apart from mainstream Loire Valley whites, appealing to enthusiasts who value authenticity and legacy in every glass. With 12.5% alcohol by volume, it delivers sophistication without overpowering complexity—making it versatile for savoring alone or enhancing dishes like seafood or light poultry.

Whether you’re celebrating a milestone or expanding your wine collection, this bottle embodies centuries of dedication and terroir excellence. A true testament to France’s winemaking history, Henry Marionnet’s Romorantin 2017 is more than a vintage—it’s a journey through time in every pour.