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The Loire, Frances longest and most scenic river, gives rise to some of the worlds most distinguished white wines. The Upper Loire, above Orléans, is famous for Sauvignon Blanc in the guise of Sancerre, Pouilly-Fume, and assorted other place names. However, as one moves downriver towards Touraine and Anjou, Chenin Blanc reigns supreme. No more glorious and immortal white wines are produced in France than those of the finest vineyards of Savennières and Côteaux-du-Layon.

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