Top Food & Drinks Spots in Centre-Val de Loire

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Guillaume and Mathieu Plou rating icon 7.5

26 Rue du Général de Gaulle, 37530 Chargé, France copy icon
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Mary March 19, 2025

Make sure to ask about their favorite pairings with the wines. They shared some amazing local food tips that really enhanced our experience.

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Brandon December 31, 2024

Bring a reusable water bottle. It can get pretty warm, and they kindly refilled ours while we were sampling wines!

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Samuel December 21, 2024

Check if they have any special tasting events or discounts before you go. We stumbled on a flight promotion that made it super affordable!

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Michael December 1, 2024

I recommend visiting during the week rather than on weekends. It was way less crowded, and we had more personal attention from the staff.

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Les Caves Duhard rating icon 7.5

56 Rue du Rocher des Violettes, 37400 Amboise, France copy icon
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Karen February 14, 2025

I recommend grabbing a bite at a nearby café before your visit. The cafés around have some great local food that makes the wine tasting even better afterwards.

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Nathan January 20, 2025

Don’t forget to wear layers! It’s colder inside the caves than you’d think. I felt a bit chilly because I only wore a t-shirt

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Maria November 8, 2024

If you want to save some cash, try to visit on a weekday. The weekend crowd can really hike up the prices for tastings and tours, and you get a more relaxed vibe during the week.

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Cave Nathalie and David Drusse rating icon 7

1 Imp. de la Villatte 35, 37140 Saint-Nicolas-de-Bourgueil, France copy icon
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Matthew March 10, 2025

My advice is to try their tasting platter with local cheeses. It really complements the wines and gives you a full experience for a reasonable price!

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Thomas January 8, 2025

i suggest taking some time to wander around the vineyards after your tasting. it’s a peaceful experience and you’ll learn a bit more about the wine-making process up close.

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Samuel October 12, 2024

I recommend visiting during the week, especially Tuesday or Wednesday, when it's less crowded and you can really chat with the staff about their wines. They love to share their passion

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Pierre & Bertrand Couly Chinon rating icon 6.6

Route de Tours Rond Point des, 37500 Chinon, France copy icon
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Adam November 23, 2024

My advice is to grab a bottle or two at the end; their wines are some of the best in Chinon, and prices are good compared to what you'll find in shops

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Edward October 29, 2024

Definitely try to book a tasting ahead of time! I didn’t and ended up waiting longer than I wanted. Weekends can get super busy so if you can go during the week that’s even better.

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Jane October 15, 2024

Try to do a vineyard tour if you can; it adds a whole new level to the experience! I thought just the tasting would be fine, but seeing the vines made everything more special.

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Domaine du Croc du Merle rating icon 6.4

Le Domaine du Croc du Merle, 38, Rue de la Chaumette, Le Bourg, Les Vergères, Muides-sur-Loire, Blois, Loir-et-Cher, Centre-Val de Loire, Metropolitan France, 41500, France copy icon
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Jill March 30, 2025

If you have time, enjoy a picnic outside. The views are stunning, and you can bring your own snacks to complement the great wines and cheeses you buy from the shop.

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Ronald December 16, 2024

I recommend booking a tasting in advance to avoid disappointment, especially during peak tourist seasons. I missed out because I didn’t plan ahead!

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Eric October 11, 2024

Definitely try to visit during the week if you can – it’s way less crowded and you really get to chat with the staff about the wines and cheeses... They love sharing their knowledge

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Le Vazereau rating icon 6.1

Le Vazereau, 83, Route du Coteau, Coteau de la Roche, La Roche-Clermault, Chinon, Indre-et-Loire, Centre-Val de Loire, Metropolitan France, 37500, France copy icon
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Eric January 3, 2025

My advice is to ask about any special deals on cheese or pairing options. Some days they have discounts, but I almost missed it!

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James December 1, 2024

I suggest you try to arrive right at 10 AM when they open. The place gets pretty busy, and you don't want to miss the first batch of fresh cheese tastings.

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Michael November 9, 2024

I recommend bringing a small cooler or bag to keep your cheese fresh for the trip home. They have some amazing options that you won’t want to waste!

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Susan October 26, 2024

I think it’s worth taking some time to chat with the cheesemakers if you can. They have some great stories and passion that really enhance the experience!

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The Winegrowers of Mont-Pres-Chambord rating icon 5.4

816 La Petite Rue, 41250 Mont-prés-Chambord, France copy icon
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Nathan March 18, 2025

I suggest checking out their website for any seasonal wine-tasting events; snagged a couple of great deals that way!

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Jason March 10, 2025

Make sure to bring a picnic! There are nice spots to relax with a bottle or two, and it really saved us on lunch costs. Also, the scenery is gorgeous!

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Jane March 10, 2025

I recommend asking for a tour of the vineyard; learning about how they grow the grapes was the highlight. Just be ready for a walk; comfy shoes are a must.

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Patricia March 6, 2025

My advice is to visit on a weekday, especially around 2 PM. It’s way less crowded, and you get better attention during tastings.

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Cellar of the Producers of Vouvray rating icon 5.1

38 Rue de la Vall. Coquette, 37210 Vouvray, France copy icon
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Paul March 9, 2025

I suggest arriving just before 11 AM to join the first tour. It’s way less crowded, and you get a more personal experience with the guide.

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Jane December 9, 2024

My advice is to bring a picnic! The site has beautiful areas for enjoying food after wine tasting, plus it saves you money on lunch.

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Domaine Famille Bourgeois rating icon 5.1

18300 Sancerre, France copy icon
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Mary March 16, 2025

I recommend asking the staff for their favorite pairings. They were super helpful and it made the tasting so much more enjoyable!

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Elizabeth March 8, 2025

Bring a picnic! There are lovely spots to enjoy your snacks with a glass of wine, rather than relying on just the café offerings which can be pricey

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Joshua October 26, 2024

I suggest booking a tasting experience in advance, especially on weekends, as it can get crowded and you might miss out if you just walk in.

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Fromagerie Moreau rating icon 4.3

Fromagerie Moreau, 80, Route de Montrichard, Giffard, Pontlevoy, Romorantin-Lanthenay, Loir-et-Cher, Centre-Val de Loire, Metropolitan France, 41400, France copy icon
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Thomas February 1, 2025

I suggest not missing out on their tasting events. They usually have them on Saturdays, and I almost skipped it thinking it might be boring, but it turned out to be a blast! I tried some amazing cheeses and left with a few favorites.

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Barbara October 24, 2024

I recommend visiting on a weekday rather than the weekend. It was way less crowded when I went on a Thursday, so I had more time to chat with the cheesemakers and sample the goods without feeling rushed.

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