The Loire Valley is where wine nerds like us find pure gold. With its crazy mix of soils and styles, this region pumps out everything from crisp whites to juicy reds—and there’s always something rare to chase down. At Cave, we’re all about digging up those hard-to-find bottles: think small-batch Chenin Blanc or cult-status natural wines that other collectors are already whispering about.
The magic here is in the winemakers. These aren’t big name brands—they’re passionate folks pushing boundaries, like biodynamic pioneers in Savennières or micro-producers in Saumur making next-level biodynamic Loire wines. Every bottle we bring small batch, and straight up special.
If you’re hunting for exciting, new or rare Loire wines that’ll impress your mates (or just yourself), you’re in the right place. These aren’t supermarket finds—they’re the wines you read about and then scramble to get before they’re gone. Start exploring our collection and find your next obsession.
Here are some of our favourites.
1. Domaine des Roches Neuves
Thierry Germain, originally from Bordeaux, has become a leading figure in the Loire Valley’s natural wine movement. His commitment to biodynamic farming and minimal intervention results in wines of exceptional purity and elegance.
Saumur Champigny Rouge 2023 -An elegant Cabernet Franc showcasing notes of violets and red fruit, reflecting the unique terroir of Saumur-Champigny.
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2. Catherine & Pierre Breton
Pioneers in organic and biodynamic viticulture, the Bretons craft wines that truly express the terroir of the Loire Valley.
Vouvray Sec ‘La Dilettante’ 2021 -A mineral-driven Chenin Blanc with notes of pear and wildflowers, offering a vibrant and refreshing experience.
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Known for his low-intervention winemaking, Clément Baraut produces wines that are both unique and expressive.
Herbes Folles 2022 -A refreshing blend featuring Chenin Blanc, Sauvignon Blanc, and Grolleau Gris, with zippy herbaceous notes, perfect for those seeking something off the beaten path.
4. Domaine Le Petit Saint-Vincent
This family-run estate, led by Dominique Joseph, focuses on sustainable practices to produce authentic and expressive wines.
Saumur Champigny 2021 -A peppery Cabernet Franc with red fruit and black cherry notes, embodying the classic style of the region.
5. La Ferme de la Sansonnière
Under the guidance of Mark Angeli, this estate is celebrated for its commitment to biodynamic farming and natural winemaking.
Rosé d’un Jour 2022-A beautifully layered rosé with notes of strawberries and apricots, achieved through carbonic maceration, making it perfect for pairing with a bit of spice.
6. Domaine De Belliviere
Domaine de Bellivière crafts exceptional biodynamic wines in the Loire's challenging northernmost vineyards. With 14 hectares spread across 65 parcels, their focus on Chenin Blanc shines through meticulous handpicking, native yeast fermentations, and precise blending
Caligramme, 2019 -From 80-year-old vines, this iconic Chenin Blanc from Bellivière ages longer than most Burgundies—phenomenal and timeless.
7. Chateau De Bonnezeaux
Château de Bonnezeaux, revived after decades of neglect, now thrives with 6 hectares of organically farmed vines. Breaking tradition, they craft dry wines under the Vin de France label, showcasing vibrant aromas and minimal sulphur use.
Minee Bassee, 2021 - Hand harvested Chenin, gently pressed and fermented with indigenous yeast in stainless steel—an exceptional wine from a top Loire producer.
8. Gerard Boulay
With roots in Chavignol dating back to the 1300s, the Boulay family farms some of Sancerre’s finest Kimmeridgian limestone vineyards. Gérard Boulay crafts distinctive, low yield wines that epitomise the region’s sublime terroir.
Sancerre, 2023 - Naturally fermented with no chaptalisation, added yeasts, or enzymes, Gérard Boulay’s low-sulphur Sancerre redefines the region’s potential—pure, unfiltered brilliance.