History
Originally from Côtes-du-Rhône, Viognier almost disappeared in the 60’s (disease: phylloxera). It has since then been reintroduced in several French regions and in Valais, where its cultivation remains very confidential.
Vinification
This wine has been traditionally vinified in our tanks, and it thus retains all of its flavour and original aromas.
Gastronomy
Viognier is enjoyed with perch fillets, shellfish and white meats. It also goes well with asparagus.
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