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Sancerre Blanc 2022 *: Intense scents of white fruits (pear, peach) unfold on the nose. The palate, in unison, is distinguished by its balance between sweetness and fine acidity. A delicious and harmonious Sancerre.

Sancerre Blanc 2021 *: Complexity, finesse and liveliness enliven the nose around peach and cherry blossom scents on an aniseed and mineral (gunflint) background. The mouth, very fleshy, very fruity (orange, mango), harmoniously combines fat and fine acidity. A beautiful child of the land!

Sancerre Blanc 2020 *: Open to scents of passion fruit, orange, apricot, enhanced with mineral touches over aeration, this Sancerre presents a lot of fat and fullness. Its fruitiness lingers pleasantly on the finish, so that the seduction operates.

Sancerre Rosé 2020 *: Raspberry ! This is the color of this 2020 and the dominant flavor of its palette also composed of notes of spices and tapenade. The round and dense palate makes it a wine of character, which goes well beyond the idea we have of rosé. A match with white meat or grilled meat will suit him well. 

Sancerre Blanc 2018 **: With good intensity and great delicacy, this wine offers different notes of white flowers, vanilla and peach. Full-bodied, it leaves an impression of fullness while keeping a well-defined relief thanks to a fair freshness. The finish stretches nicely.

Sancerre Rouge 2017 **: The expressive aromas are dominated by red fruits (blackcurrant), brightened up with fine floral and vegetal touches. The wine is full on the palate, built on strong but velvety tannins. The long fruity finish leaves a suave sensation.

Sancerre Rosé 2017 ** : "With a salmon pink color, this wine is illuminated with beautiful silvery highlights. The olfactory freshness is expressed here by aromas of yellow fruits (peach, cherry plum) enhanced with pine and eucalyptus nuances. Lively at first, the mouth meets harmoniously roundness and freshness. The minty finish adds a gourmet touch to this complex and elegant rosé wine."

Sancerre Blanc 2017 : quoted wine.

Sancerre Rouge 2015 *** : Deep ruby with intense violet hues, this wine releases elegant aromas of red and black fruits (morello cherry, blackberry) and woody notes (vanilla, toasted bread) brought by the aging of twelve months in barrels. The palate reveals a velvety material backed by a solid tannic structure. A touch of astringency energizes and lengthens the mouth. A rich and tasty wine.

Sancerre Blanc 2016 * : Very expressive nose on sweet perfumes of plum, orange, lemon and mint. The first very round mouth is awakened by a fresh final.

Sancerre Rosé 2016 * : A gourmet rosé, with its fruity aromas, mainly amylic (English candy, strawberry). Straight in attack, the palate then reveals fat and creaminess, balanced with vivacity that carries a long and fruity final.

Guide Hachette des Vins 2017

Sancerre Blanc 2015 *: Gourmet flavors of mango open the tasting and are enriched by the aeration with very ripe peach notes, almost jammy. The palate, full and long, combines in a nice balance roundness, creaminess, sweetness and lemony freshness.

Guide Hachette des Vins 2016

Sancerre Blanc 2014 *: On the nose, nice fruity aromas (pineapple, peach, mango) brightened by spicy notes. Similarly, the palace is revealed tender and creamy, backed by a beautiful freshness which continues in the final with notes of citrus.

Guide Hachette des Vins 2015

Sancerre Rouge 2012 *: Dark ruby color with purple hues, this 2012 releases aromas of cassis. Attractive in attack, he gradually reveals a somewhat harsh tannic structure that will eventually round. The long finish of ripe red fruits provides added sweetness. Promising. Tip: serve between 2016 and 2019 with a garlic roast beef.

Sancerre Rosé 2013: Pale silvery pink, fruity (plum, apple, peach), this wine offers a pleasant liveliness. Serve between 2015 and 2017.

Guide Hachette des Vins 2014

Sancerre Rosé 2012: Used in the guide, this domaine appears this year with a salmon colored Rosé wine, with a peach nose enlivened by citrus and fatty, sweet and fleshy in mouth. Serve it chilled with a barbecue or for dessert, on a soup of red fruits.

Guide Hachette des Vins 2013

Sancerre Rouge 2010 *: A stalwart of the appellation, this red Sancerre of the Domaine Hippolyte Reverdy. For the 2010 vintage, it is adorned with a very deep color, garnet with purple hues. Olfaction reflects barrel aging lead sensitively. The first notes come from woody (roasting, vanilla) and then the wine takes over and imposes these pretty shades of cooked and jammy fruits (prune, raspberry). The mouth is framed by soft tannins and the final fruit is of good length. Wait a year or two before serving this bottle on a fondue bourguignonne.

Guide Hachette des Vins 2012

Sancerre Rouge 2009 *: It is once again the red wine of this domaine that has attracted the attention of the jury. The vanilla from aging in barrels marked frankly the nose, which then reveals warm and fruity aromas of cherry brandy. The net and soft attack reveals a very wooded flavor, supported by rich tannins, that will remain over time. A Sancerre both "masculine" and greedy to serve on a small game in sauce in two or three years.

Sancerre Rosé 2010: Rich and fruity (red and exotic fruits).

Guide Hachette des Vins 2011

Sancerre Rouge 2008 **: For this new edition, the domaine still up its red 2008 in excellent position with two stars for the third consecutive year (not to mention the favorite for the 2007 vintage). It was successfully raised in oak barrels for a year. Its aromas are complex : empyreumatic (cocoa), fruit (blueberries), menthol, vanilla. On the palate, silky and fine tannins demonstrate the maturity of the grapes and control of livestock. Beautiful conclusion, a final on ripe black fruits (plum, blackcurrant). A beautiful expression of red Sancerre, to wait another two years.

Sancerre Rosé 2009: Fat and warm.

Guide Hachette des Vins 2010

Sancerre Rouge 2007 ** Coup de coeur: After two stars won by the same wine in the 2006 vintage, the domaine reached the highest step of the podium this year with not only a favorite but, in addition, three selected wines. First,  the red, with brilliant ruby color, particularly seduced. On a background of ripe red fruits, discrete woody notes are detected. Tender first approach, the mouth is based on melted tannins, with fine vanilla notes coating everything. A rich Sancerre, wooded livestock perfectly controlled that will delight a grilled beef rib over the next two years.

Sancerre Blanc 2008: Fruity.

Sancerre Rosé 2008: Very fresh.