Anjou

  • Cabernet d'Anjou: Château La Tomaze 2010

    Cabernet d'Anjou: Château La Tomaze 2010

    Cabernet d'Anjou from Château La Tomaze - salmon-pink in colour, with fresh, inviting, crushed-raspberry aromas, the merest hint of pepper, and a juicy palate for carefree summer drinking.

    • Bottle £9.50
    • Bottle Case £114.00
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  • Anjou La Lune 2011

    Anjou La Lune 2011

    Marc Angeli's principal cuvee in volume terms, is a Chenin Blanc called 'La Lune' that has a wonderful 'pear flan' bouquet and a rich, complex palate of dried fruits and grilled nuts with subtle undertones of honey and vanilla.

    • Bottle £19.50
    • Bottle Case £234.00
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Anjou wines

Anjou Wine - Buy Wine from the Anjou Region of France

Anjou, named after its principal town Angers, is 75 kilometres inland from Nantes on the north bank of La Loire. Here, Marc Angeli of Ferme de la Sansonnière is a passionate advocate of natural wine production and ardent critic of the French government’s failure to curb the widespread deployment of chemical pesticides and fertilizers. In protest at their inaction Marc has elected to ignore official wine classification and labels his wines as ‘Produits de France’, regardless of their actual provenance.
Anjou has documentation showing the production of wine in the 4th Century AD. It was the birthplace of Henry II, and in the Middle Ages its vines were some of France’s most highly regarded. The region received Appellation Controlee status in 1950 and now covers over 69,000 acres of land.