Cellier du Beaujardin

Loire Valley Sauvignon Blanc and Côt from a winery rated by Wine Enthusiast and Decanter.

Cellier du Beaujardin operates in the Loire Valley, France's most versatile wine region, where cool-climate conditions and diverse terroirs shape distinctive expressions across multiple grape varieties. The winery's portfolio centers on two flagship wines that have drawn attention from prestige critics. Salamandre Sauvignon Touraine, made from Sauvignon Blanc, showcases the variety's characteristic aromatic intensity and crisp acidity—hallmarks of Loire Valley whites. The Domaine des 7 Lieues Côt, built from the Côt grape (also known as Malbec in other regions), reflects the Loire's capacity for structured, age-worthy reds. Both wines have been rated by Wine Enthusiast and Decanter, establishing a presence among established critical voices. The winery's focus on these two distinct expressions—one white, one red—positions it within the Loire Valley's tradition of varietal specificity and terroir-driven winemaking.