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Crozes-Hermitage
3 in stock
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Crozes-Hermitage 2023

Rhône Septentrional
Red Wine
Domaine Combier
€112.00
/ 300 cl : Jéroboam
Crozes-Hermitage
2 in stock
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Crozes-Hermitage 2022

Rhône Septentrional
Red Wine
Domaine Combier
€56.00
/ 150 cl : Magnum
Crozes-Hermitage
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Crozes-Hermitage 2023

Rhône Septentrional
Red Wine
Domaine Combier
€56.00
/ 150 cl : Magnum
Crozes-Hermitage
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Crozes-Hermitage 2024

Rhône Septentrional
Red Wine
Domaine Combier
€23.50
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Saint-Joseph "Cap Nord"
6 in stock
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Saint-Joseph "Cap Nord" 2023

Rhône Septentrional
Red Wine
Domaine Combier
€35.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which bottle should I choose for a first taste of Combier?

Combier’s 2022 Crozes-Hermitage, presented in a 75 cl bottle, makes a great starting point. To find this producer in a selection featuring several estates, look for the name “Combier.”

Which appellations should I explore to go beyond Combier’s Crozes-Hermitage?

The selection includes Côte Rôtie, Saint-Joseph and Condrieu, alongside Crozes-Hermitage. Côte Rôtie is the most widely represented, with 91 selections, ahead of Crozes-Hermitage and Saint-Joseph. These are the main appellations to explore to broaden your choice.

Which wine should I look for to discover a cuvée explicitly identified as Syrah?

Yves Cuilleron’s 2022 IGP Collines Rhodaniennes Syrah “Les Vignes d’à Côté” names the grape variety directly in its title. It’s a clear reference point if you’re looking to discover Syrah, the most widely represented grape variety in this selection.

Is the selection around Combier limited to the Northern Rhône?

No. The Northern Rhône dominates with 245 selections, but the Southern Rhône is also represented. The Rhône Valley accounts for 307 selections in total, while the Languedoc has five.

How can I distinguish wines from creams and liqueurs in this selection?

The wines sit alongside a “Crèmes et Liqueurs” category and spirits. Briottet’s Crème de Cassis de Dijon, presented in a 70 cl bottle, belongs to this separate category, unlike wines such as Combier’s Crozes-Hermitage or Guigal’s Côtes-du-Rhône.