ProducerLoire Valley
Moulin de Chauvigné
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Mother-and-daughter winemakers at an 18th-century mill in Rochefort-sur-Loire
About Moulin de Chauvigné
Moulin de Chauvigné is a family estate in Rochefort-sur-Loire, Anjou, built around a mill dating from 1750. Christian and Sylvie Plessis founded it, and since Christian's death in 2017 it has been run by Sylvie and her daughter Manon as the women-led "Les Elles du Moulin". Its wines include Coteaux du Layon, Savennières and Anjou, sold in the collections Originelles, Intemporelles and Spirituelles.
Who Is This For?
For those who like to buy straight from a small Anjou domaine and explore Layon, Savennières and Anjou in one range.
Wines of Moulin de Chauvigné
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Who runs Moulin de Chauvigné?
- Sylvie Plessis and her daughter Manon, who work together as Les Elles du Moulin. The estate was founded by Sylvie and Christian Plessis, who died in 2017.
- Where is Moulin de Chauvigné?
- In Rochefort-sur-Loire in Anjou, around a mill dating from 1750.
- Which appellations does Moulin de Chauvigné produce?
- Coteaux du Layon, Savennières and Anjou, along with Anjou sparkling wine.
- Can you buy Moulin de Chauvigné wines directly?
- Yes. The estate sells through its own online shop and offers tastings by appointment.