The Loire Valley is part of UNESCO's world heritage. For the climate and the quality of the land, it is called the Garden of France. The vineyard occupies 2,000 hectares and the wine was celebrated by the most popular of the French Renaissance authors, François Rabelais. Gargântua ?central character of his great satire? already born saying drink, drink, drink. Read more (09/04/2026
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The Loire Valley is part of UNESCO's world heritage. For the climate and the quality of the land, it is called the Garden of France. The vineyard occupies 2,000 hectares and the wine was celebrated by the most popular of the French Renaissance authors, François Rabelais. Gargântua ?central character of his great satire? already born saying drink, drink, drink. Read more (09/04/2026