Appellation · AOC · Centre-Loire
Orléans
An appellation of the Loire Valley, in the Centre-Loire. Its area covers 12 communes.
1,400 hadelimited areaRounded area of the shape drawn on the map: the area delimited by the INAO, which is not entirely planted.
- Baule
- Beaugency
- Chécy
- Cléry-Saint-André
- Mardié
- Mareau-aux-Prés
- Meung-sur-Loire
- Mézières-lez-Cléry
- Olivet
- Saint-Ay
- Saint-Hilaire-Saint-Mesmin
- Saint-Jean-de-Braye
Authorised grape varieties
+ as secondary grapes: pinot gris, pinot noir
According to the INAO specification · Read ↗
The climate, today and around 2050
Spring, average temperature
10.6 °C→ 12.1 °C
Summer, average temperature
19 °C→ 21.4 °C
Days at 35 °C or more, per year
1.1→ 5
Average of the 12 communes. “Around 2050”: median value of the models for warming of +2.7 °C in France, the reference trajectory (TRACC). Source: Météo-France, Climadiag Commune.
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Official sources
Specification of the Orléans AOCINAO · PDF · the official rulesOfficialThe region's wines, from its trade bodyVins de Loire (InterLoire) · official websiteOfficialLinks checked on 07/10/2026 · No commercial or affiliate links ·
Around Orléans
- Orléans-Cléry1.1 km
- Cour-Cheverny45 km
- Cheverny47 km