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Famille Lieubeau Muscadet Sevre et Maine Bel Abord
£21.50
Bel Abord is a superb east-facing vineyard overlooking the river Maine and Saint-Fiacre village. Planted on sandy, weathered gneiss, it yields a vibrant Muscadet marked by floral aromas, bright acidity, and a coiled, salty minerality. Fresh, mineral, and citrus-driven, it pairs beautifully with oysters and seafood.
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At a Glance
France
White
12
Medium
Loire Valley
2023
75CL
One of their standout wines, Bel Abord, comes from a single organic plot perched above the river Maine. Facing east and rooted in sandy gneiss, the 40-year-old Melon de Bourgogne vines benefit from Atlantic breezes and excellent sun exposure, producing fruit with bright acidity and minerality. Hand-harvested grapes are gently pressed, and the wine is aged for up to 12 months on lees in underground vats, with bâtonnage to build texture and depth.
Bel Abord Muscadet offers a precise and vibrant expression of its terroir. On the nose, it reveals delicate floral aromas, fresh citrus zest, and a hint of crushed stone, evoking the cool coastal breeze of the Atlantic. The palate is bright and focused, with lively acidity that accentuates the citrus and orchard fruit flavours, while the subtle lees ageing adds a creamy texture and depth. A saline minerality lingers on the finish, leaving a clean, refreshing aftertaste that speaks to the wine’s unique, weathered gneiss terroir.
