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2024-03-02T09:04:37.212Z
Highlights: Nantes winegrowers are leading the project of an IGP Brittany. Their Breton colleagues see red. Winegrowers from Loire-Atlantique want to create a Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) for Brittany, which will irrr into a commercial vein. It rained again all day. Loïc Fourure takes advantage of each thinning to prune his vines. “There are many vineyards in England, Belgium and the north of France, so why not here? »
Sensing the commercial vein, winegrowers from Loire-Atlantique want to create a Protected Geographical Indication (PGI) for Brittany, which will irr
It rained again all day.
Loïc Fourure takes advantage of each thinning to prune his vines.
It has been three years since he planted six hectares on this land in Theix-Noyalo at the bottom of the Gulf of Morbihan.
Producing wine in Brittany, that’s a funny idea!
“There are many vineyards in England, Belgium and the north of France, so why not here?
» explains this former converted sales executive with a smile.
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