Muscadet Sèvre et Maine

Muscadet Sèvre et Maine

White — avg 88.6/100 Wine Enthusiast score

Avg score

88.6

range 83–93

Avg price

$17

Reviews

237

Color

white

Expert reviews

Wine Producer Score Price
Domaine de l'Ecu 2013 Granite (Muscadet Sèvre et Maine) Domaine de l'Ecu 93/100 $23
Bonnet-Huteau 2010 Goulaine Vieilles Vignes (Muscadet Sèvre et Maine) Bonnet-Huteau 93/100
Bonnet-Huteau 2012 Goulaine (Muscadet Sèvre et Maine) Bonnet-Huteau 93/100 $18
Domaine de l'Ecu 2014 Granite (Muscadet Sèvre et Maine) Domaine de l'Ecu 93/100 $22
Lieubeau 2012 Château-Thébaud (Muscadet Sèvre et Maine) Lieubeau 93/100 $30

Tasting notes from Wine Enthusiast

While the wine is rich and seriously textured, it has a pure fruitiness that is beguiling, ripe and full of green and citrus flavors. Spice and minerality give a strong sense of structure and ageability. Drink this firm wine from 2016.

— Domaine de l'Ecu 2013 Granite (Muscadet Sèvre et Maine) (93/100)

While it has lost its primary fruit, this wine has gained richness, toastiness and structure. Caramel and almond flavors stand out from the firm texture and the concentration. It is a complex wine that has weight and ripeness. Drink now.

— Bonnet-Huteau 2010 Goulaine Vieilles Vignes (Muscadet Sèvre et Maine) (93/100)

A parcel of 40-year-old vines, this is a full, ripe wine that balances a tangy texture with rich yellow fruits. There is a mineral background along with fine acidity. The wine is impressive, full both of fruit and structure. It is ready to drink, rich and concentrated.

— Bonnet-Huteau 2012 Goulaine (Muscadet Sèvre et Maine) (93/100)

Like all the wines from this domaine, this comes from biodynamically produced grapes. It is part of a series of wines named after the subsoil in which the vines are planted. The wine is tense, mineral and still young. It has a flinty character along with lemon and grapefruit fruit. There is a salty tang to this wine that really needs to age. Drink from late 2017.

— Domaine de l'Ecu 2014 Granite (Muscadet Sèvre et Maine) (93/100)

From the cru village of Château Thébaud, this wine with its five years of aging has reached a happy peak maturity. Perfumed and rounded, its fruit has changed into almonds and spice while keeping a strongly mineral texture. It is a fine wine that is ready to drink now.

— Lieubeau 2012 Château-Thébaud (Muscadet Sèvre et Maine) (93/100)

Score & price analysis

Metric Value
Average score 88.6/100
Score range 83 – 93
Score spread 10 points
Average price $17
Price range $8 – $65
Reviews analyzed 237
Value ratio (points/$) 5.21

Position in the Loire

Rated above the Loire Valley median.

Flavor profile

Descriptors most frequently associated with this appellation across aggregated expert reviews:

  • crisp
  • apple
  • rich
  • mineral
  • citrus
  • lemon
  • creamy
  • grapefruit

Appellation summary

Key Value
Wine color White
Total reviews 237
Average score 88.6/100
Average price $17

Source: Wine Enthusiast expert reviews. Updated: April 14, 2026.