French wine - page 4

The Loire Valley remains France's longest wine region, stretching nearly 1,000 kilometers from the Massif Central to its estuary in Nantes. It is in the many famous Loire Valley châteaux that these French wines—red, rosé, or white—are produced, wines that truly represent the Loire Valley's terroirs. Among the most renowned are the wines of the Chinon, Pouilly-Fumé, and Bourgueil appellations. All these wines can be discovered at Cavissima.