The vast landscape of the LoireThe vast landscape of the Loire

First-class wine from Sauvignon blanc

Domaine de Ladoucette

The Domaine de Ladoucette is a splendour in its own rightThe Domaine de Ladoucette is a splendour in its own right

1000 hectares of vineyards surround the fairytale Loire castle of Nozet in France.

There is more to discover along the Loire than just châteaux: 70,000 hectares of vines define this idyllic French landscape.

Are you a fan of wines with a fresh, fruity flavour? Then you’ll find what you’re looking for in the Loire wine region. The Loire, the longest river in France at 1000 kilometres, offers ideal conditions for winegrowing: along the banks of the river, the climate is usually mild with sufficient cooling, which lends the wines their freshness. Covering an area of 70,000 hectares, the second largest wine-growing region in France stretches 400 kilometres from Sancerre to the Atlantic coast near Nantes. Some appellations such as Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé on the upper reaches of the river (known for their Sauvignon blanc) are among the most famous in France. Nevertheless, the red wine there has no reason to go unnoticed: locally known as Breton, Cabernet franc is the main red grape cultivated along the Loire, supplemented with some Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot noir, Malbec and Gamay.

Wines from the Loire
  1. - +
    France, Loire
    2023
    100 % Sauvignon blanc

    75 cl
    Pouilly fumé ac – de Ladoucette, Domaine de Ladoucette
    CHF44.00 netto n
  2. - +
    France, Loire
    2023
    100 % Sauvignon blanc

    75 cl
    Sancerre ac – Comte Lafond, Domaine de Ladoucette
    CHF42.00 netto n
  3. - +
    France, Loire
    2023
    100 % Sauvignon blanc

    37.5 cl
    Sancerre ac – Comte Lafond, Domaine de Ladoucette
    CHF23.00 netto n
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