Spread across 1000 kms, the Vallée de la Loire vineyards thrive between castles and watercourses. Located at the crossing of oceanic and semi-continental climates, the vines lay on a broad range of soils with cabernet franc, gamay, chenin and melon de bourgogne for main grape varieties. Classified as a UNESCO world heritage site between the cities of Chalones-sur-Loire and Sully-sur-Loire, this region is rich of two thousand years of history.