Vineyard properties for sale Anjou

Charming environment
Parcelle de vigne dont la rangée mène aux abords d'une forêt
Anjou REF: 330

27-hectare wine estate in a single block
Diversified grape varieties
Vignes au coeur du Layon
Anjou REF: 310

15-hectare wine estate with residential house
Immediate profitability
Chai vinicole
Anjou REF: 327

Profitable 42-hectare wine-producing business
Organic farming
Un vignoble, entouré de forêt et a proximité de la ville de Chalonnes
Anjou REF: 323

10-hectare turnkey wine estate
Ideal for establishing
Une parcelle de vignes sur les terroirs des coteaux du layon
Anjou REF: 287

11-hectare wine estate in the heart of Layon
Turnkey
La belle entrée d'un domaine viticole, avec oenotourisme, hangar à matériel et un parterre de fleurs
Anjou REF: 302

32-hectare estate in perfect condition and profitable
Ideal for establishing
Une chai composé de plusieurs cuves en inox, très bien tenues
Anjou REF: 300

13-hectare estate on high-quality terroirs

Buying a vineyard in Anjou

Located in the heart of the Loire Valley, the Anjou wine region is primarily situated in the Maine-et-Loire department. The region benefits from a temperate climate influenced by the Atlantic, a diverse terroir composed of schist, metamorphic rock, and clay-limestone soils, and is crisscrossed by numerous rivers such as the Aubance, the Layon, and the Loir. With over 20,000 hectares of vineyards and 16 AOCs, Anjou is a highly attractive wine region. The white wines are primarily made from the Chenin grape variety, such as Savennières, while the red wines are made from Cabernet Franc and Cabernet Sauvignon. Anjou’s reputation is built on its sweet wines, notably the Coteaux-du-Layon, which boasts the highest distinction, Grand Cru, for the AOP Quart de Chaume. Anjou’s red wines also stand out for their character and diversity, particularly the Anjou-Villages and Anjou-Villages Brissac appellations.