Vignobles Patrice Moreux

Vignobles Patrice Moreux has its roots in the Loire Valley, spanning two flagship Sauvignon appellations—Pouilly-Fumé and Sancerre—and uniting two winemaking families through the marriage of Jeannin Corty and Raymond Moreux in 1955.  The Pouilly-Fumé vineyard comprises 30 hectares across four terroirs, including the famous "Loge aux Moines," a historic site settled by Benedictine monks as early as the 11th century. Today, this 4.5-hectare monopole overlooks the Loire on Kimmeridgian marl soil similar to that found in Chablis, among other places. The other Loire appellation, Sancerre, is part of Patrice Moreux’sportfolio , spanning 6hectares of clay-limestone vineyards inChavignol and Crézancy. Finally, since 1979, Vignobles Patrice Moreux has owned the Domaine des Vingtinières, located in the Maures Mountains, comprising 35 hectares in the Côtes de Provence.