Vineyard of Quarter-of-Thatch
The vineyard of Quarter-of-Thatch is a vineyard of the Val-de-Loire which produces a marrowy white wine. It is classified AOC since the decree of the August 10th 1954 (modified by that of the October 7th 2003) and covers a surface of 40 hectares inside the commune of the Rochefort-on-Loire (Département of Maine-et-Loire).
It is resulting at 100% from the Chenin and bénificie of the noble rot ( Botrytis cinerea ): it is collected manually with surmaturity by sort successive. Its dress yellow constant with is gilded.
Quarter-of-Thatch presents an excellent aptitude for ageing (up to 20 years, even more for the best bottles).
See too
- Vineyard of the Val-de-Loire
- Vineyard of Bonnezeaux
- Vineyard of the Slope-of-Tailboard
- Vineyard of Thatch
Quarter-of-Thatch
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