The vineyards of the Loire Valley extend over nearly 70,000 hectares of vines, in four wine regions: the Pays Nantais, Anjou, Touraine and the Centre. They produce between three and four million hectoliters each year.
The third largest wine-growing region in France, along with Bordeaux and Burgundy, the Loire Valley produces excellent red wines. The Loire Wines are mainly grouped around two interprofessions : Les Vins de Loire and Les Vins du Centre-Loire, but some appellations prefer to remain independent, such as the Côteaux du Vendômois, the wines of Bourgeuil or Valençay.
There are more than 80 different appellations in the Loire Valley, 48 of which are Appellations d'Origine Contrôlée (AOC) and Appellations d'Origine Protégée (AOP).
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domaine pelle sancerre la croix 2013
in morogues, at the eastern end of the loire valley, our estate has clung to its land....
domaine roches neuves marginales 2013
in varrains, 5km from the brine, the new rock zone is located in the heart of the loire...
domaine roches neuves clos de l'echelier rouge 2013
in varrains, 5km from brine, the new rocks area is located in the heart of the loire...
clos rougeard le bourg 2013
the clos rougeard le bourg 2013 is a red wine produced by the clos rougeard estate, a...
domaine pelle les cris 2014
in morogues, at the eastern end of the loire valley, our estate has clung to its land....
domaine roches neuves amphore outre terre 2013
in varrains, 5km from saumur, the domaine des roches neuves is located in the heart of...