

Henri Chauvet En Attendant La Pluie 2023
Henri ChauvetGrape: Pinot Noir
Vintage: 2023
Type: Red
Since 2021, Henri Chauvet has been the custodian of 10.5 hectares of diverse vineyards in Boudes, Auvergne. A former insurance banker turned vigneron, Henri has pursued his new calling with unwavering dedication, determined to reveal the remarkable terroirs of the region. Guided by his deep respect for place, he crafts wines that faithfully reflect the hillsides surrounding his home. The "Ciel à perdre" is a negociant cuvée made with Carignan from the South of France in La Livinière in Minervois.
A sincere and lively expression of Pinot. The nose opens with elegant aromas of morello cherry, tangy red fruits, and undergrowth. On the palate, the attack is supple, the texture delicate, carried by a mineral freshness and fine tannins!
Henri Chauvet is a new-generation vigneron in Boudes, in the southern Auvergne, who left a career in banking and insurance to pursue wine after training with Jérôme Bressy and Thierry Allemand. In 2021 he took over Annie Sauvat's 10.5-hectare estate and began converting its steep vineyards to organic farming. Gamay, Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grow across volcanic basalt, colorful marl, limestone and iron-rich clay, giving Chauvet a wide range of distinct parcels. Fermentations use native yeasts, the wines are unfined and unfiltered, and sulfur is used only as needed, creating natural wines of clarity, texture and volcanic energy.
