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Loire

Located between the centre and northwest of France, the Loire accounts for approximately eight percent of France's vineyards and is home to some of its most famous wines, notably Sancerre, Pouilly-Fumé, Muscadet and Vouvray. Its trade and vinous history are intrinsically linked to the 600-mile Loire River whose flow, from the Massif Central to Nantes, has created a rich diversity of terroirs while crossing several climatic zones.

2016 Chinon Rosé, Domaine de la Semellerie

2017 Sancerre Blanc, Brigitte et Daniel Chotard

2016 Sancerre, Les Monts Damnes, Domaine Francois Cotat, Chavignol

2008 Sancerre, Cuvee Paul, Domaine Francois Cotat, Chavignol

2015 Anjou Blanc Sec, Moulin de la Roche, Domaine du Fresche

2017 Muscadet Sèvre et Maine sur Lie, Domaine la Haute Févrie, Loire

2017 Coteaux du Layon, St Aubin, Domaine des Forges

2017 Chinon Rouge, Domaine de la Semellerie

2016 Chinon Rosé, Domaine de la Semellerie

2017 Sancerre Blanc, Brigitte et Daniel Chotard

2016 Sancerre, Les Monts Damnes, Domaine Francois Cotat, Chavignol

2008 Sancerre, Cuvee Paul, Domaine Francois Cotat, Chavignol

2015 Anjou Blanc Sec, Moulin de la Roche, Domaine du Fresche

2017 Muscadet Sèvre et Maine sur Lie, Domaine la Haute Févrie, Loire

2017 Coteaux du Layon, St Aubin, Domaine des Forges

2017 Chinon Rouge, Domaine de la Semellerie