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Wine Box Bianchi della Loira (6bt)
Wine Box Bianchi della Loira (6bt)
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The Wine Box Bianchi della Loira is a prestigious special package dedicated to one of the most vocated terroirs in the world for the production of great whites. The Loire Valley is one of the largest wine regions in all of France and is the cradle of great white grape varieties. In the Nantes area, Melon de Bourgogne produces the fresh and fruity whites of the Muscadet Appellation, Chenin Blanc expresses all its vital energy in the central area of Vouvray, and Sauvignon Blanc is the basis of the refined iodized and mineral elegance of the famous wines of Sancerre and Pouilly-Fumé. The Wine Box represents a journey through an extraordinary terroir, allowing you to discover the best expressions of the region and savor exceptional wines with a strong personality.
The vineyard of the Loire Valley has a millenary history, dating back to the times of Roman colonization. Over the following centuries, especially thanks to the patient work of monastic orders, the culture of the vine has been passed down to modern times.modern. Today, the Loire Valley represents a terroir of excellence, loved by all enthusiasts. The area covers a vast surface, stretching from the center of the country to the Atlantic coast, following the course of the Loire. The region is characterized by very diverse soils. The Nantes area is marked by volcanic and metamorphic rocks from the Armorican Massif, with components of gneiss and mica schist. The Anjou area is distinguished by rocky components of schist and slate, while the vineyards of Saumur and Touraine have soils composed of gypsum, sands, clays, and silica, originating from the ancient Paris Basin. Some areas near the Loire consist of alluvial terraces of sands and limestone pebbles deposited by the river over millennia. The climate also varies greatly from area to area. In the Nantes area, the Atlantic influence is felt, in the Anjou and Saumur area the climate is oceanic-continental, becoming increasingly continental as you move east. Thanks to these differences in soils, climate, and grape varieties,the Loire Valley is able to produce very different wines, all united by high quality.
