How should an IGP Collines Rhodaniennes Viognier wine be stored?

Appearance: Pale yellow with crystalline green reflections.
Nose: Intense floral notes of acacia and white flowers, accompanied by hints of white peach and apricot.
Palate: Fresh and fruity with a nice roundness and a slightly mineral finish.

The IGP Collines Rhodaniennes Viognier is ideally stored at a constant temperature between 12 and 15°C, away from light and humidity. It is recommended to drink it within 2 to 3 years following the vintage to fully enjoy its aromatic freshness.

What food and wine pairings are recommended with a Viognier from Collines Rhodaniennes?

This dry white wine, with floral and fruity notes, pairs perfectly with seafood, grilled fish, poultry, and fresh cheeses, highlighting its liveliness and refreshing finish.

What are the main characteristics of the 2024 IGP Collines Rhodaniennes Viognier?

This Viognier features a bright pale yellow color, a nose with floral, peach, spice, and yellow fruit notes, as well as a balanced palate with a frank attack and a long, refreshing finish.

What type of soil influences the quality of wines from Collines Rhodaniennes?

The vineyards of Collines Rhodaniennes mainly benefit from clay-limestone soil, which offers excellent drainage and promotes the production of expressive and well-structured wines.

How many appellations are recognized in the Collines Rhodaniennes region?

The Collines Rhodaniennes region includes several appellations, including the IGP Collines Rhodaniennes, which groups wines from varied terroirs in the Rhône valley, offering a beautiful aromatic diversity.