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Between Sancerre and a hard place; why do the wines of Quincy sometimes go unnoticed?

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If you were a miniscule appellation between two of the Loire Valley’s best appellations for Sauvignon Blanc—Sancerre and Pouilly Fumé—you might have an inferiority complex. Not Quincy, where they produce some delightful, crisp white wines. Find out more in WineTasteTV’s handy glossary.

by Derek Brown

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