The birthplace of Chenin Blanc
By Jim Budd
This Guide was last updated on 19 April 2011
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Stay at Hotel du Mail or Hotel d’Anjou, Angers
MORNING
Visit: Château of Angers and tapestries
Lunch at Une Ile in Angers, or if weather good, drive to the Island of Béhuard for a picnic.
AFTERNOON
Visit 1: Domaine Baumard in Rochefort
Visit 2: Château Pierre-Bise in Beaulieu-sur-Layon
Dinner at Le Petit Comptoir in Angers - very easy walking from both hotels.
Stay at Hotel du Mail or Hotel d’Anjou, Angers
Day One
MORNING
Visit 1: Domaine des Rochelles in Saint-Jean-de-Mauvrets
Visit 2: Domaine de Bablut in Brissac-Quincé
Light lunch in Brissac-Quincé – Le Haut Tertre a possibility – or a picnic in the vineyards of the L’Aubance or Layon
AFTERNOON
Visit 1: Visit and tasting at the Château de Brissac
Visit 2: Domaine Richou in Mozé-sur-Louet (if time)
Dinner at Le Relais
Day Two
MORNING
Tour Angers setting aside a good two hours for the château and the tapestries
Lunch at La Riviera, Saint-Rémy-la-Varenne
AFTERNOON
Drive across country along the Layon river to St-Lambert du Lattay
Visit 1: Domaine Ogereau
Visit 2: Domaine de Closel in Savennières
Dinner at Le Petit Comptoir
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