The Pouilly-Fumé vineyard dates back to the Gallo-Roman times as there are remains of the Roman road passing through the village of Pouilly-sur-Loire. From the 12th century, the Augustinian and Benedictine monks were at the origin of the development of this vineyard. White wine used to be their Mass so they developed the cultivation of vines. Then, in 1642, the opening of the Briare canal will give a new momentum to Pouilly-Fumé wines as these waterways will enable to transport them to Fontainebleau, Versailles, Paris, and even as far as England where the nobility and bourgeoisie enjoyed them very much.

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