Laurent Pasquier

About the Winery

Laurent Pasquier is a third-generation winegrower working 26 hectares of vines at Cour-Cheverny, on the edge of the Sologne region in the Loire Valley. The estate focuses on the rare Romorantin grape variety, which is unique to the Cour-Cheverny appellation and said to have been brought from Burgundy by François I in the 16th century. The wines are characterized by their freshness, floral notes, and minerality. The estate practices traditional viticulture respectful of the environment, favoring terroir expression through careful vineyard work including pruning, green harvesting, and manual harvest. Laurent took over from his father Jacky and continues the family tradition of producing quality white wines from this unique appellation.

“Third-generation vigneron crafting rare Romorantin wines on 26 hectares at Cour-Cheverny, on the edge of the Sologne.”