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Those interested in French wine are undoubtedly familiar with the Loire Valley, but digging a little deeper, there are many subregions within this expansive viticultural area to ge...
Have you considered La Châtre? Worth comparing imho.
Loire map – credit: Vins de Loire/InterLoire
Le Blanc is very pretty beside the river. Its a halfway point for meeting some friends. Brenne national park just a short way with all the lakes.
Welcome! No. But - while the good burghers of SF gird their loins prepoaratory to unleashing their collective wisdom on you - here’s a link to a site I found useful when we were re...
In this wine podcast episode, Janina takes you on a deep dive through the Loire Valley - one of the world’s most diverse and fascinating wine regions - using the WSET Diploma tex...
cmartin: I remember from their blog that Le Blanc is a site where classic cars meet once a year to commemorate (and recreate) the old traffic jams when vacationers going north thr...
Thanks everyone. Any other favourite villages around there?
I’m just over half an hour away but visit Le Blanc often when I get bored of the usual places The town itself is less heavily Brit than the surrounding areas you’re right, but tbh...
Cité Royale de Loches Les Médiévales - Cité Royale de Loches 3 jours de fêtes, de spectacles et de reconstitution médiéval au cœur de la Cité royale de Loches duran...
The proportion of anglophones was one of our considerations too. In yokel Vienne people want to try their English, but are in general happy to drop back into French (Madame is flu...
Muscadet is the quintessential seafood washdown wine. Crisply acidic and often briny, it seems made for oysters, its most famous pairing. It comes from the far western Loire Valley...
Do you know the blog Days on the Claise by two Australians who’ve settled into Preuilly sur Claise? They know the whole area quite well, including the Brenne. I remember from their...
Thank you! Well, dare I say it, it seems to be less populated with brits than other towns nearby, and seems a nice place! Trying to decide between village location or town….also s...
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