“Morogues” sits right a little to the west of Sancerre and this village is currently producing some of the most underrated and exciting wines of the entire eastern Loire Valley! 'Morogues' is comprised of 90% Kimmeridgian limestone - the same blessed soil type that makes up great terroirs of Chablis. It helps to create complex, elegant, mineral-laden wines that can age. This wine is similar in style to Sancerre, but has this sappy lushness and delicate texture that makes it almost Chablis or Chenin-like. A serious hidden gem! Organic farming practices, native yeast fermentation and less than 3,000 cases produced annually.