Heading out to see the vine-growing landscapes

Participants thus had the opportunity to learn more about the vine-growing landscapes in the Loire Valley World Heritage with Dominique Boutin, emeritus professor of geography at the Blois National School of Landscape, and Jean-Louis Yengue, professor of geography at the University of François-Rabelais in Tours. 

The new interpretation trail "Vineyard and Heritage" was also open to walkers for the first time at this edition, in Blaison-Gohier. This trail has been developed by the Brissac Loire-Aubance Tourist Information Centre. 

Online:

• Blaison-Gohier. Un nouveau circuit pour découvrir le vignoble et le patrimoine
• Vignes, vins et randos : 900 randonneurs gourmands en Loire Aubance

A new image for Loire wines

After two years of working closely with the representatives of each wine appellation, a new communication campaign for Loire Valley wines is now in motion, reflecting the identity of 50 AOC wines, in connection with the Loire Valley.