saumur champigny langlois chateau 2002 BourgogneF30 alongside other traditional regional varieties

alongside other traditional regional varieties such as Vespolina

These conditions are ideal for the area's predominantly planted Merlot

shaped by medieval monks who meticulously mapped its countless terroirs

comprising 120 hectares of vineyards within a larger estate of over 300 hectares

saumur champigny langlois chateau 2002 BourgogneF30 alongside other traditional regional varietiesThe 2002 La Bretonniere is a red wine produced by Langlois Chateau under the Appellation Saumur Champigny Contrle. Bottled in the commune of Varrains, this wine originates from the central Loire Valley, a region renowned for its historic Renaissance castles and for following the course of France's longest river. Saumur Champigny is situated on the right bank of the Loire river, nestled between Anjou to the west and Touraine to the east. Granted AOC