Loire Valley
The Loire region – also known as Le Jardin de la France – is the north-western limit of vine growing in Europe (except for England). The region is named after France’s longest river which flows 1,000 kilometres through 12 departments, and as such variations in soil, climate, and grape varieties throughout the Loire region produce a great variety of wine styles. Wines produced here range from still to sparkling, from bone dry to medium. . . Read More >