Clisson
Recognised geographical denomination within Sèvre-et-Maine. Granite is an important reference; long lees ageing gives serious texture and ageing potential.
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Gorges
Recognised geographical denomination within Sèvre-et-Maine, associated with gabbro terrain and extended lees ageing. It is not a separate AOC.
Le Pallet
Recognised geographical denomination within Sèvre-et-Maine. Its defined parcels and ageing conditions distinguish it from the basic appellation.
Goulaine
Recognised geographical denomination within Sèvre-et-Maine around the Goulaine landscape. It has its own parcel and production conditions.
Château-Thébaud
Recognised geographical denomination within Sèvre-et-Maine. Granite-related terrain and extended maturation are important reference points.
Monnières-Saint-Fiacre
Recognised geographical denomination within Sèvre-et-Maine, with gneiss-related terrain among its defining site references.
Mouzillon-Tillières
Recognised geographical denomination within Sèvre-et-Maine, associated with gabbro-derived soils. Legal status remains within the parent AOC.
Vallet
Included in the June 2025 public-consultation process, but absent from the seven-name list in the December 2025 specification consulted. Do not present it as a newly recognised AOC or ranked cru.
La Haie-Fouassière
Included in the June 2025 public-consultation process, but absent from the seven-name list in the December 2025 specification consulted. Do not present it as a newly recognised AOC or ranked cru.