Buy or order Joseph Mellot wine

The pride of the Loire Valley, the imposing region on the banks of the majestic French river. Wine connoisseurs adore Loire wines. It's no wonder Joseph Mellot has been a leader in Loire wines for over five centuries. Joseph Mellot's strength is undoubtedly Sancerre, with which they continue to amaze both friends and foes.

The white wines from the Loire region

In our opinion, Joseph Mellot is located in France's most impressive wine region. We're not talking about classic Bordeaux, beloved Burgundy, or the diverse Côtes du Rhône. We're staying in northwest France, where a mighty river meanders through the landscape. This river, the longest in all of France, also gives its name to this leading wine region. We're talking, of course, about the Loire, home to France's finest white wines.

The Loire Valley is responsible for a wide range of quality wines, primarily white wines that thrive along the banks thanks in part to the limestone content of the soil. The Loire boasts beautiful communes, with resounding names like Menetou Salon, Sancerre, Pouilly Fume, and Vouvray. Names that make wine lovers worldwide drool. Wines with global class. Precisely what the Joseph Mellot winery is known for.

The French wines of Joseph Mellot

Joseph Mellot Winery is a true veteran of the Loire Valley. Founded in 1513 by the Mellot family, the estate has been in business for over 500 years, an incredible achievement. The estate's heyday came at the end of the 17th century, when Cesar Mellot, the then owner of Joseph Mellot, became the personal oenologist of none other than King Louis XIV. This gives Joseph Mellot a truly royal touch.

Why buy Joseph Mellot wine?

All the top wines of the Loire are represented at the Joseph Mellot winery. And all feature Sauvignon Blanc as the star grape. Whether you choose the fresh and accessible Joseph Mellot Destinea Sauvignon Blanc or the flagship Joseph Mellot La Grande Chatelaine Sancerre, the wines are all sublime in quality. Whether you're looking to pour Sancerre, Menetou Salon, or Pouilly Fume: Joseph Mellot has it all—or rather, in its cellar.