Domaine de la Loge

Loire wine with passion. In the heart of Saint-Andelain, in a place called Soumard, lies the family estate, founded in the 19th century. Here, only the traditional grape varieties Sauvignon Blanc and Chasselas are cultivated – in respect for their ancestors. David Millet is a champion of quality. His goal: to express the terroir, especially the flinty soil structure. Traditional winemaking meets modern techniques to preserve the original quality. His wish? That wine lovers experience a pleasure during tasting that is equal to the passion that drives him.

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Domaine de la Loge –
Feuerstein and Sauvignon Blanc from the heart of the Loire

In the hamlet of Soumard, in the heart of Saint-Andelain in the Pouilly-Fumé region, lies the family estate Domaine de la Loge – founded in the 19th century, now owned by David Millet. Two grape varieties define the portfolio: Sauvignon Blanc and the increasingly rare Chasselas, both rooted in this soil for generations.

What defines the terroir of Soumard is flint – locally called "silex". This soil gives the wines a distinctive minerality: cool spice, an almost smoky depth, and the lively acidity that characterizes a good Pouilly-Fumé. David Millet works with traditional methods, but employs modern techniques where they enhance the clarity and freshness of the fruit – without overpowering the terroir.

The wines of this estate pair perfectly with Loire goat cheese, crayfish, or grilled sea bass. Those who appreciate the minerality of Sauvignon Blanc will find wines here that express precisely that – without any embellishment.

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