Côte Roannaise
The Côte Roannaise is a small wine-growing region in the Upper Loire, located in the Loire department around Roanne. This lesser-known region produces red and rosé wines exclusively from Gamay Saint-Romain, a local clone of Gamay. These wines are characterized by their lightness, freshness, and...
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Everything You Need to Know About the Roanne Coast
The Côte Roannaise is a small wine-growing region in the Upper Loire, located in the Loire department around Roanne. This little-known region produces red and rosé wines exclusively from Gamay Saint-Romain, a local clone of Gamay.
These wines are characterized by their lightness, freshness, and aromas of red fruit. Low in tannins and very refreshing, they are reminiscent of Beaujolais wines while retaining their own distinctive Loire Valley character.
