Discovering the vineyards of Anjou
Around Angers, the landscape is adorned with rows of vines stretching along the hillsides and rivers. Between charming villages, cellars, and wine estates, the Anjou vineyards offer a delightful getaway!
From our hotel, Le Progrès, set off to explore the Anjou wine routes from our hotel in Angers.
The Anjou vineyards are among the great wine-growing regions of the Loire Valley. They extend around Savennières, Rochefort-sur-Loire, and Bellevigne-en-Layon.
Nurtured by the gentle Anjou climate and influenced by the Loire River, this terroir benefits from soils rich in schist, sandstone, and slate, which contribute to the unique character of the wines produced in the region.
With nearly 2,000 winegrowers and several wine cooperatives, the Anjou vineyards keep alive a tradition deeply rooted in the region.
The diversity of grape varieties and terroirs allows the Anjou vineyards to offer a wide range of wines.
Wine lovers will appreciate elegant reds such as:
The Coteaux du Layon are renowned for their sweet wines, while Crémant de Loire will seduce you with its fine bubbles.
Exploring the Anjou vineyards is not limited to tastings. The estates now offer numerous activities to suit all tastes.
Walks through the vineyards, cellar tours, wine tastings, and wine-pairing meals will allow you to discover the world of wine in a friendly and accessible way.
Each estate reveals another facet of Anjou, blending heritage, gastronomy, and the art of living.
Located opposite the train station and just a few minutes from Angers Castle, our Hotel Le Progrès*** is an ideal starting point for exploring the Anjou vineyards!
In a modern and stylish setting, enjoy one of our 38 fully equipped rooms, a comfortable lounge, and a bar after your day of discovery.
From our hotel, Le Progrès, set off to explore the Anjou wine routes from our hotel in Angers.
An iconic terroir of the Loire Valley
The Anjou vineyards are among the great wine-growing regions of the Loire Valley. They extend around Savennières, Rochefort-sur-Loire, and Bellevigne-en-Layon.
Nurtured by the gentle Anjou climate and influenced by the Loire River, this terroir benefits from soils rich in schist, sandstone, and slate, which contribute to the unique character of the wines produced in the region.
With nearly 2,000 winegrowers and several wine cooperatives, the Anjou vineyards keep alive a tradition deeply rooted in the region.
Wines for every taste
The diversity of grape varieties and terroirs allows the Anjou vineyards to offer a wide range of wines.
Wine lovers will appreciate elegant reds such as:
- Anjou Gamay
- Saumur-Champigny
- Refined whites made from Chardonnay or Chenin Blanc
- Iconic rosés like Cabernet d’Anjou
The Coteaux du Layon are renowned for their sweet wines, while Crémant de Loire will seduce you with its fine bubbles.
A variety of wine experiences
Exploring the Anjou vineyards is not limited to tastings. The estates now offer numerous activities to suit all tastes.
Walks through the vineyards, cellar tours, wine tastings, and wine-pairing meals will allow you to discover the world of wine in a friendly and accessible way.
Each estate reveals another facet of Anjou, blending heritage, gastronomy, and the art of living.
An ideal stay in the heart of Angers at the Hotel Le Progrès
Located opposite the train station and just a few minutes from Angers Castle, our Hotel Le Progrès*** is an ideal starting point for exploring the Anjou vineyards!
In a modern and stylish setting, enjoy one of our 38 fully equipped rooms, a comfortable lounge, and a bar after your day of discovery.
