Domaine Renardat-Fache

The Renardat Fache estate in a few words....

Le domaine Renardat-Fache is one of the top estates in the Bugey Cerdon AOC. The estate, which is in the process of converting to organic farming, will be certified for the 2012 harvest. Particular attention is paid to vineyard management to produce organic Bugey Cerdon wines of great freshness and deliciousness. A benchmark for discovering this too-often overlooked AOC.

The Domaine Renardat-Fâche is located in the village of Cerdon, in the Ain department, in the Bugey region, which is renowned for its sparkling wines. The Renardat-Fâche family has been producing wines for several generations, respecting traditional winemaking methods and highlighting the region's unique terroir.

Their flagship wine is "Cerdon du Bugey", a rosé sparkling wine made from Gamay and Poulsard grapes, using the ancestral method of letting the must ferment in the bottle to obtain a natural effervescence. Cerdon du Bugey is renowned for its freshness, fruitiness and light sweetness.

The cuvées of Domaine Renardat-Fache

The Bugey méthode ancestrale from domaine Renardat-Fache develops intense strawberry and raspberry notes. Enjoy it as an aperitif or with red fruit tarts, for example. Its low alcohol content (7.5%) also makes it an ideal companion for snacks.

The cuvée Initiale from domaine Renadat fache is made from gamay grapes: it's supple and greedy!

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Where is Domaine Renardat-Fache located?

The Renardat-Fache estate is located in the Bugey wine region of France. More precisely, it's in the commune of Cerdon, in the department of Ain, in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region. Cerdon is a small village located in the Jura mountains, about 50 kilometers east of the city of Lyon.

What types of grape varieties are allowed to produce cerdon?

The main grape varieties used to make Bugey Cerdon méthode ancestrale wine are Gamay and Poulsard . Domaine Renardat-Fache uses both in its ancestral method, with Gamay predominating.

What type of wine does Bugey produce?

Bugey is known for its sparkling wines, in particular Cerdon, which is a sparkling rosé wine made using the ancestral method, and the Renardat-Fache estate is renowned for its Cerdon production.

With which dishes to pair Renardat Fache's Bugey Cerdon?

The Bugey Cerdon ancestral method goes very well with aperitifs, but especially desserts such as raspberry panacotta or strawberry tart. Chocolate cakes are also a good match for Cerdon.