Domaine des Deux Vallées, Loire, France
Loire: the garden of France
Domaine des Deux Vallées is located in the Anjou, a wine region within the Loire. The Loire is also the longest river in France and one of the most diverse wine regions in the world. Stretching over 1000 kilometers, the Loire encompasses dozens of appellations — from the dry Muscadet on the Atlantic coast to the sweet Vouvray and the mineral Sancerre in the east.
Chenin Blanc, Cabernet Franc and more
Domaine des Deux Vallées works with the typical grape varieties of the Loire: Chenin Blanc for dry, semi-dry, and sweet white wines of great complexity, and Cabernet Franc for fresh, herbaceous red wines with notes of strawberry, violets, and an elegant structure. The Loire is the domain of freshness, minerality, and subtlety.
Terroir-driven and versatile
Domaine des Deux Vallées produces wines that reflect the diversity and charm of the Loire.
