Anjou

Anjou refers to a historical region in western France that was once an important medieval county. It is situated along the Loire River and is known for its rich agricultural land and vineyards. The name "Anjou" is also associated with the Anjou dynasty, which ruled parts of France and England in the 12th and 13th centuries, contributing to the cultural and political landscape of medieval Europe. Today, Anjou is noted for its picturesque towns, historic châteaux, and notable wines, particularly the white wines made from Chenin Blanc grapes.