Chenin Blanc is the grape variety of the Loire's best wines. The Loire is said to be the only terroir that really suits that particular variety.

Chenin is a complicated grape that requires a great deal of work on the wine-grower and winemaker's part. It gives a mineral wine, with little hints of quince or acacia flowers. A rich tasting awaits: it's a full, long wine whose viscosity announces a sophisticated aftertaste with hints of citrus and exotic fruit.

Domaine Plou & Fils have been winemakers from father to son since 1508, in the same old village, nestled in the Loire valley; Chargé. Over centuries, the estate has grown and the vineyard now stretches out over an area of 75 hectares.