How to store the IGP Collines Rhodaniennes Viognier "Taburnum"?

Appearance: Pale yellow with golden highlights, bright and clear.
Nose: Expressive with aromas of white peach, fresh apricot, white flowers, and subtle mineral notes.
Palate: Fresh and lively attack, balanced between roundness and freshness, with a slightly fruity and persistent finish.

To preserve its aromas and freshness, it is recommended to store this white wine at a constant temperature between 12 and 15°C, away from light and humidity, and to consume it within 2 to 3 years following the vintage.

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

This Viognier pairs perfectly with fish, seafood, as well as poultry in light sauces, thanks to its freshness, roundness, and fruity notes.

What are the main characteristics of the 2023 vintage Viognier IGP Collines Rhodaniennes?

This white wine has a pale and bright color, an aromatic nose with notes of peach, apricot, and white flowers, as well as a fresh, round palate with balanced acidity and a beautiful vinosity.

How many appellations are there in the Collines Rhodaniennes region?

The Collines Rhodaniennes region includes several appellations, among which the IGP Collines Rhodaniennes is the most well-known. It covers a diversity of terroirs in the Rhône valley.

What type of soil influences the wines of the Rhône valley, especially the Collines Rhodaniennes?

The soils of the Collines Rhodaniennes are varied, mainly composed of clay-limestone and granite terrains, which allows optimal ripening of the grapes and gives the wines their expressive character typical of the terroir.